Maybe she's not feeling so cocky now. Debbie swallowed hard, "But officer..." "I said, get out of the car!" Sonya ordered in a raised voice, smiling i...side at the sudden look of dismay that flashed across Debbie's face. "Okay, okay." Debbie stammered out as she hurriedly got out of her car. "Go to the back of your car, please." "Okay, but you should know that my daddy is Judge Wilson, and he won't be happy at the way you're treating me." "I know exactly who your daddy is, and I also know what. I unpacked and settled in the room while Becca brought some snacks for me. While eating them, she told me that she was very happy to have me in her home. She was very friendly and also I thought she was even prettier and had matured a lot from when I had last met her in England.We talked a lot about the college back in England and my reasons for my coming to India and I said to her that I was absolutely delighted to see her again. Talking to her brought back to me just how nice a girl she. I ask Al for a salad and he tells me not to worry about my dishes or those of the last customer, everything will be waiting for me to clean up in the morning; so I clock out.The next morning I'm sound asleep in my car parked behind some trees out behind Al's Country Diner where I thought no one would find me. But I am awakened by a knocking on the window and while it is barely light outside I can see that it's Al, so I roll the window down."What the hell are you doing out here Misty," Al asks. “Are you staying for Vespers?” Tasha asked me.“No. We’ll leave in time to go to Vespers at Saint Michael. I really need to limit the number of services I miss.“Will you be ordained a deacon soon?” Susana asked.I was reasonably sure she knew the answer to that question, given what was common knowledge.“There is NO chance, and I mean ZERO, of that happening before I marry!” I replied, causing the teens and young adults at the table to laugh.“So you’re looking for a wife?” she asked.She knew THAT,.