There will be a wedding in book three. I promise. Chapter 14 — Shift Change Interlude: 25th Anniversary Cindy: After the party, getting home was evi...ently not easy. I do not think anyone was drunk, but for some reason Mom was not up to driving. This was a problem, since she had early appointments on Wednesday. Nanny CC did not have a license yet and no sane person wants to ride with Aunt Francine. I can tell you this from personal experience. That left Aunt Jo and she had come in the family. There were twenty-three Grangers there; none named Allyson and none with the first initial of A. Maybe she had remarried and just used Granger as her professional name.He ran his finger down the listings and saw two names he recognized: Lou and Charmaine Granger, Allyson's parents. He shook his head but dialed the number.A woman, not Allyson, answered. It took him a moment to recognize his former mother-in-law's voice."Uh, hello, Mrs. Granger," he said. He hated that he was nervous. It felt. She smiles at you and thanks us for stopping, shivering as the warmth in the r.v. reaches her. I pull onto the road again and you ask her if she'd like to change into dry clothes. She nods and you take her into the back, drawing the curtain. She rummages through her pack, finding all of her clothes soaked. You grab a towel for her, just before she sneezes."C'mon." You say. "Get those wet clothes off or you'll get sick. Let me see if I have something that will fit you."The girl introduces. Remember last week when he was shy?” They shared a laugh.Breakfast turned out to be uneventful, everyone discussing their plans for the day. Lilly had friends that she had plans with, Mom was going to be spending the morning with the lawyer, Patty and I were going to be working on cleaning out the crap that Donald had been keeping for Miranda. Lana was going to hang out with Becky and talk to her about everything that had been going on. She was hoping to bring her back around lunch to hang.