He didn't have the money for lessons, not at first, but he started playing anyway. My father took to him as well, although his reasons for doing so we...e far different than mine. Bunny had already decided on a career in law. He never wanted to go into the company, and had made that quite apparent to our father. Bunny used Thomas to keep Daddy from insisting that he join the company. Not that Thomas resisted that in any way. From that first summer, Thomas worked at the company, to earn money for. "Are you happy in our new arrangement?"I thought for a few seconds before replying. "Yes, I believe I am. It justseems like a huge load has been removed from my shoulders and I can justconcentrate on loving you." That's sweet, baby," she told me as she caressed my cheek again. As her fingers crossed my lips I kissed them tenderly and tears came to myeyes. I loved her so much it almost hurt."Do you feel comfortable being in charge now?" I asked."Oh yes baby. It so exhilarating sometimes to think. You pick up on things, listening to people." "But what about Marcus? What did you do to him?" Her voice went up an octave. "Just traded places, until I decide to let him out. Which I will, shortly. I'm sorry about the pretense. I thought a scare would help put you in the mood." "In the mood? Wait a minute!" said Sharon, standing up straighter. "If you're not Marcus, then why did you…I mean we—we…” "Ah, yes, I can explain that." Sharon waited. Ta’Awa said nothing. "So?" she said. "Hmm?" . When Ha Na broke that news to them, I thought they were going to cry. Ha Na told Jin Joo she was going to talk to her mom later about letting her go out with Mi Su and us on Saturday night to go dancing. Jin Joo’s mom is a lot less strict as Mi Su’s aunt and they don’t really get along that well. She thinks the aunt is too snobbish and is a prude, Jin Joo’s mom’s words on several occasions. She had asked us a few times if we knew any worthy young American men that we could introduce Jin Joo to..