Jase thanked the proctor and left on his motor scooter.Jase had told them at school that he was taking the GED and would not be back. The teachers and...staff were sure that Jase would have a hard time with the test, since he was only a sophomore, and they expected to see him back at school with his tail between his legs very soon. Jase had known as soon as he opened the test booklet that he could answer every question correctly, but he deliberately missed a few answers just so that nobody would. Everyone could see it, the love they felt for each other oozed from them and the attraction never wavered. There was a magnetic connection between them; no matter where they were they were drawn to each other. Honestly, it made the people around them sick. She liked to think they were jealous and that their’s was the sort of love that you read about in the stories of history.Obviously having their first child mixed things up a bit. She was proud of their ability to think outside the box and. The baron dismissed him and Pelle joined Ingeburg at the lower table again. He told her of the planned visit and her beaming smile told him she looked forward to seeing their cabin again.They went for a walk, this time down the hill and into the town. Most shops were closed with their owners enjoying their evening's rest but in Jew Alley normal life had begun again after sunset. Sabbath was over and Pelle and Ingeburg found Levy open for business. He spoke with two debtors and therefore Rebecca. He hated that she ran late at the office so often, but she loved being a lawyer. She was known to take on the hardest cases, and the other lawyers called her the “bitch in court”. She didn't mind their jealousy, and she definitely didn't mind being her lover’s bitch by night. But she had messed up again tonight, by forgetting to set her alarm to remind her to go back home again. Even though the weather was hot, she knew she would get plenty of cold shoulders in the upcoming days. Right now.