It wasn't long until we ran out of the documents we were filing and Darren asked me to go down stairs to get another 50 copies. 'Where's the photocopi...r' I ask. 'Its down in the office where Joanne and Jared sit' says Darren. My heart skips a beat, 'Sure no problem I will be back in a minute' I go downstairs and find myself at the photocopier ignoring Jared, back to him. Again I can feel him staring at me. I turn around slowly and sure enough he is watching me. I smile. He smiles back. 'So did. ‘Diane, listen, I don’t blame you for leaving me. You wanted a husband who was there for you and I wasn’t. I’ve been alone for years and yes, Sarah is much younger but I care for her very much. ‘So she’s younger, big deal. We aren’t married and she can leave whenever she wants. Right now I feel good and have someone to share my life with. Is that so bad?’ ‘Ray, all I ask is be careful. I would hate to see you get hurt,’ said Diane. ‘I was hurt a few times in my life and the last time was when. Well, maybe not urgency exactly, maybe a modified state of desperation on his part. His mentor, Harry, was pressuring him to get her to do things, things she did not want to be doing.The men, there’d been too many, and now this Carlton guy. She knew that Chester and Harry had gotten some of the men, that she’d been with, hooked on the stuff. She felt no guilt being party to it, their business. She was doing it for her man and, maybe a little for the stuff they gave her for free. Well, but it. "She can be our groupie," Gina said, snickering.I frowned and shrank, feeling teensy, like 2 inches tall. I was totallyoutclassed here and wished I'd gone skating instead. Then I could'veshown off a little. So all I was good for was being the groupie, huh?Suck on this 360, Gina. Why oh why was I crushing so hard on you?The three of them played several songs in a row, just really easy stuff. Ramones mostly, and "Great Balls of Fire" because I'd talked up how coolit was when Sarah sang it. .