She gave me a shy smile as she passed me and went to stand by the door.When I had my own juice, I walked toward her. She looked around nervously, as i... she expected someone to be watching, and motioned me ahead of her toward the parking lot. As I held the door for her to pass through, she said, “Tell me where you work. I want to stop by and talk.”“Wood Lakes Apartments on Welborn Avenue,” I replied.“See you in a half hour,” she replied and walked on.Once we were out the door, Cara acted like. The night had started out normally enough, quiet cards, quiet drinks, but of course as the night went on, they'd drunk more and both the cards and the drinks had become louder and louder. Challenges had been issued, the obligatory insulting of each other's manhood and cursing of the winner of the cards (Sarah).Sarah had been the first one to retire and then Jason had disappeared, assumedly to have gone to the toilet. He never resurfaced though and investigation had found him crashed out on the. Only a few passengers are on the bus when Ernie gets on while using the staff for support as he climbs the steps. The window seat behind the driver has a ‘Reserved’ sign on it and an older lady is sitting in the aisle seat. Ernie says, “Excuse me, Ma’am. Would you mind standing for a moment so I can get into the corner seat and out of the way.”The lady frowns but does as he asks, and her expression changes as she watches the way he has to get seated. Ernie reaches in with the staff, sets it on. "Williamson stomped off in the direction of his office, leaving the pair on the now deserted set."He sure handed us a stacked deck," said Velvet. "That's an impossible story. The District Attorney doesn't dare give out his evidence before he takes the case to trial. It'd ruin his whole case if it gets out." Yeah," said Tony, dejected. "Maybe I stuck my foot in our mouths. There's no way we can deliver. And if we do, the city manager will probably get off scot free. I want to see that clown up.