So I’ll be back in a few days when she’s healed.”Frank’s smirk grew. Rich headed back out to his truck.She was trapped.Frank let go of her rou...hly, almost throwing her backwards. “Room six” he hissed at her, tossing a key to her feet. She waited, not wanting to bend down and pick up the key, knowing all too well what was going to happen.He stood there, silently.She sighed, cautiously bending down to pick up the key. Once the key was in her hand, Frank gave a sharp and powerful kick to her rib. "Yes! It's not just some token raise either. It's a BIG raise ... and," he said, drawing out the drama. "I'm the next crew chief when the opening comes." Robbie! I'm so happy for you. It's all happening so fast. You should be proud of yourself too."Julie was just as happy as he was and their enthusiasm was contagious."Come on, we have to have a celebration," he continued. "We have to have a special event to mark this." Why don't you take me out to dinner? We can go on Sunday and I get to be. She knew she had it in her it wasjust that she would have to train herself into a new way of thinkingthinking through the eyes of a woman instead of a man.She just let go andtelling herself she will have to visit this with her whole family.She walks out and her mom walks over quickly and asks, "Well, were youable to to solve the problems?"Michelle said, "Not hardly, I just bawled mom, and I don't know how todiscipline myself to think logically through the eyes of a woman.Evidently, I need a. Well, okay, I didn't really run her over. My foot was barely on the gas. The car was rolling backward like it does down the driveway and before I hit the usual bump at the bottom where the curb dips down, I heard a thunk.That's what it sounded like. Just... thunk. Dull and quick, and at first, I was like "what the fuck was that" because I knew I wasn't far enough down the driveway to hit the dip in the sidewalk, and besides, it didn't usually sound like that. Luckily, I had those quick reflexes.