What did that mean? We sunned and made small talk. The car pulling into the driveway got us moving. Kelly put on her cover and walked to the gate. Tur...ing she said “Same time tomorrow”?Relieved I said “Yes”!We ate dinner this night. Not much was said during the meal, which had become the norm lately. After dinner my mom settled into the couch with her pitcher of Margaritas. As I walked up the stairs I told mom “Goodnight”.This morning was different. It was with some apprehension I got busy. “Frank… Frank was a good man, kind hearted, loving, devoted husband to Millie. The kindest man I had the good luck to know. I wasn't prepared for being asked to speak so let us just raise our glasses to the kindest man ever. To Frank.” She smiled. “TO FRANK” Everyone called out and clicked glasses. Mrs. Reynolds pulled Laura aside, “Thank you dear. That was very kind of you to say such nice words. But I know about Frank, he wasn't always faithful. You were just the last on one hell of a long. Lee, Mr. Hopkins, and I've eaten at the bistro, it's quite good." When she said that I figured I'd struck out. "But it would be nice. Just remember this doesn't mean that I could influence Dr. Phipps in any way in your behalf. That has to be clear." Oh, I wouldn't even consider such a thing. It's just that it seemed that you would be the kind of person to enjoy an evening with in a nice place like that."She smiled rather glowingly and accepted my invitation adding that we best keep the fact to. “I might be able to arrange something.” She nodded back toward the prostitutes following behind. “I can probably smooth things over with the local madame, too. They’ll need to check in, same as me.”Mindblind let out a grunt and glanced over his shoulder when he heard one of the women say something he couldn’t make out. As he’d suspected from her voice, it was Yani, and she appeared to be talking to herself.“She okay?”The briefest flash of pain crossed Raven’s features, and her voice was far.