Atleast now i thought nothing would happen. Well after food we went to the bar, it was really busy she had gotten dressed in my car while i was out of...the car in the middle of November and the worst was my car is tinted . Well when we got in there shit hit the fan. Like it was going well we were buying double shots of rum and coke. Yeah i’m a light weight, i had about 4 or 5 and had a good buz. Me and Mik were having a good time until i had to use the pisser. While i was in there some fuckin. "And at that moment it wasn't sister-to-sister chatter anymore. I said, "I'd be happy to give you a ride home, Honey."Real quick Bonnie said, "Well, we pulled it off, Sis."Honey pulled her head around to look at me. She was smiling and her hand gripped my arm briefly. "Don't you believe her, Lincoln. We hadn't planned it. But I appreciate the offer." But do you accept?" I asked."Yes." She said it very softly and for a brief moment her glance held mine. "Very much."She swung her head around to. On a really good day, it could top $1,400. Their labor costs were $300 and their material costs $200.Tim and Benny looked at the increased numbers and wondered what they were going to do with the money. To bring in almost a thousand dollars on a single weekend was a much greater haul than they had imagined when they began. They estimated that they could do this about six more times before the weather began to become an issue. In actual fact, they had 8 Saturdays in a row with weather perfect. Jo doesn't know if the silly cow realises that her attention is elsewhere and she doesn't really care. She keeps Martha primed with the occasional "oh really?" and "uh uh," and "guess so," that sort of thing, but what she's mainly doing is communicating subtly with the dishy man at the bar.He's ordered another drink, she's pleased to notice, and he's definitely checking her out now. Every time she glances over at him, he's looking at her. He smiles when he catches her eye and Jo can tell he.