I recognized Patty’s writing and laughed at the mention of a snack.Zoe was impressed with the rec room and I pointed out the game systems in the ent...rtainment center “So don’t feel bad about taking the PS4,” I told them.“You could sell it,” Zoe suggested and I laughed.“Nah. I’d rather you guys had it,” I said lightly. “The money it’d bring in wouldn’t really make a difference.”I led them back to my room and Zoe was surprised again at the look of the bed.“Wha ... Why...” She kept trying to. "Yeah, but we can just have the audience stand in the field and have the bands play in the end zone," I replied. "Honestly, we'll probably save money that way."Terry McSwain, the bassist, looked at us "Did you guys say you needed someone to build a stage?" Yeah, but we couldn't find anyone," I responded."My Dad's a carpenter; he might be able to help." Really, that's great! Can you call him?" Does anyone have a phone?"I fished my cell phone out of my backpack and threw it to him. After a few. When they were both sitting in the dining room beside the floor-to-ceiling window that showcased the twinkling lights of the city, Anna speared a piece of chicken and shoved it into her mouth. She chewed and swallowed, then quickly replaced it with another to avoid having to talk to him. She wished things could return to normal between them, that they could go back to sharing their flirty banter and having fun together. They’d clicked from the moment they met. Now it was just awkward and the. She had a small little house, just a neighborhood over from where I live. Typical girl living with her parents.One evening I decided to drive by the place to see if I saw her. I parked on the other side of the street and watched, and watched, until finally I saw her in her bedroom. I was too far away to see what she was doing so I got out and got a little closer. Her room was on the bottom floor and there were some bushes that were in front that hid me from sight. I stood and watched in.