That was a disaster. His best salesman ran off with his wife! If you didn't think this was a tragedy, it would be comical. Twice! How shitty is that?"...e just never went anywhere. In that respect, I was quite right in my decision. I tried to talk to him. I wanted to do something for him. Anything. I had tried when we split up, tried to make him understand that me being in a powerful position could be good for him, but his pride! He just told me to get out, in not so many words. I think he. "It's been a long day, and you're going to be quite the sensation here."That much was evident from the looks and honks we were already getting. It was more than just Sally being welcomed back by all her friends."I recommend a good night's rest before you meet this town head on."That made sense. And it would also give Sally time to lay some necessary groundwork."What do you suggest?" I asked."Let me take you up to my other place," she said, quickly accelerating past all the attention and out of. "Rick, please, Helen," he said, taking her offered hand and shaking it warmly, with a little squeeze. "I'm happy to see you again. Glad to make it alive through all that mess." Faint but constant traffic noise filtered in through the double-thick picture window."I'm sorry that the roads were so bad this morning," she said. "I understand you'll be staying in a company suite upstairs, so it shouldn't be a problem tomorrow." No problem," he said. He lowered his voice slightly and indicated her. “Citizen’s of America I am pleased to report that there are no casualties reported!” Halle sighed as other’s cheered and whooped. After that things went back to normal… save for the crew surrounding the meteor trying to get info.-Jennifer Love Hewitt’s Mansion, nine days after the meteor crashed-Jennifer sat at her table eating bacon, eggs, hash browns, and broccoli watching the news. Since the meteor’s crashed the governments around the world tried their damndest to lift the boulders. But no.