" Right," Gary replied.Ken put the binoculars back to his eyes and fought back seasickness as he panned through the area where the debris was. "There ...houldn't be debris," he muttered, feeling more and more dread as he spotted more and more floating wreckage. "Not if she came down like she was supposed to." He tried his best to put this out of his mind. It refused to go.They grew closer and, just when Ken was about to vomit from the motion sickness, he spotted a glimpse of something round and. I heard my wife's car coming up the driveway and looked at the clock, she had been gone almost two hours on the nose. She pulled over to the side of the garage and parked. I waited for her to get out but instead she called out to me to come help her for a second. I told my guest that I'd be right back and walked around the side of the garage where she had parked. He couldn't see us from where he was. Just as I got to her door she opened it and turned sideway in her seat. I stopped and waited to. He will do his regular job, when he isn't working for you." That sounds fair enough but I don't want a guy. I want a new deputy we hired about six months ago. She graduated first in her class of criminal justice. As a matter of fact she had the highest scores in the state for at least ten years." he said."This is strictly business, right Simpson?" I asked."Absolutely," he said."Your last act as chief deputy will be to explain it all to her. As you pass by send West into see me." I demanded."Yes. ." But okay. I just wanted to give you a graceful 'out'." Watchit, Bud," I said. "I'm your wife. You and I? We're gonna do this up right!" I allow myself to see a bright, happy future with this guy. I put my own plate on the table and we ate together. When Chuck finished, we got up, I loaded the dishes into the washer and started tidying up the kitchen. I let him out the door with a kiss on his lips and a travel mug of coffee in his hand.I retired to the living room with my own coffee and sat.