"Pam wishes to come forward andvisit." By all means yes," both answered.They took in the way she was walking and decided not to embarrass her bymentio...ing it. Squirrel took in her daughters knowing smile and decidedthat it was none of her business."You have questions?"Pam looked at Prairie Dog then Squirrel before speaking. "I umm, Jaysays he has a surprise for me when we reach Omega. Well actually whenthe rest reach Omega, but he wouldn't tell me what it is." Oh really? Well then in that case. I woke up and it was almost ten o’clock. I called my secretary and told her I had over slept. She said I was covered. I looked at my bed mate. I hated to end a great thing, but I had to get to work. I showered and waited on her to do the same. I dropped her off at the bar. Hers was the only car in the parking lot. We kissed briefly and she stepped out of my car. “Thank you,” she said, giving me a wink. I quickly drove off to work. I couldn’t believe what had transpired. It was almost surreal.. She called to mind mythic legends of magical sprites bestowing wondrous gifts on Cinderella, or some similar mortal.But Lisa was a modern Pixie. They almost never gave out spells for free these days. Plus, she was majoring in Economics, probably with the intent of starting up a company, or becoming a Market Analyst. Cinderella wouldn't get any magic slippers out of her. (without a price)"Hey, let's get together at my place later around 8-ish to study for that Accounting test next Monday." She. It wasn't bad, it was just, well, different.Saturday night came and as usual the three of them were the only employees left in the store at closing. In fact they had been the only people for nearly the last hour. No customers meant that the majority of the cleaning and restocking had already been done by the time Paula locked the front door. Janey closed out the last cash register and Paula disappeared inside the front office with the drawer to make out the bank deposit.Adam mopped the front of.