Betty Lou was probably as excited about the gift as Regina. Otto found the car at an auction barn, Ben Crawford tuned it up, and Ramon Salazar fixed a...couple of dings. The six cylinder economy car had belonged to an elderly couple, and had less than twenty thousand miles on it. Betty Lou paid seven hundred dollars for it by taking out a loan secured by her savings account. Thanks to the college money from Tommy, the savings weren’t committed to anything now.Regina and Tommy shared another slow. .."That," she replied, without looking up from her work, "is the last thing I'd want." And suddenly, the spell was broken. I began to apologise, stuttering something about how I was joking and I hope I didn't over step the mark, and it was completely unprofessional of me, etc etc, blather blather blather."No, dummy," she interrupted. "What I mean is it would be the other way." And once again she allowed herself a small, slightly suggestive little laugh. I must have looked confused because she. She kept thinking of how handsome he was, how dignified, far from the rumors that were often alluded to about him. He had matured and flourished in his golden years, a sweet, semi-retired quasi-clergyman who seemed wiser and more spiritual in his own way than most regular men of the cloth.The ashes of Dan, Vicki, Haley, and Michelle were indeed mixed and placed inside a single urn together, per their unorthodox instructions. At last, they were completely mingled, united for eternity under the. What can I tell you? You might have questions if you did not read or understand the first story. I like to tell stories. I guess I am a storyteller at heart. I usually tell them from the point of view I saw it from. I try to be gentle to the characters in my stories, I try to avoid a graphic description of sex. If this does not agree with your focus in life you are better off to avoid my works. I like what I post and so do many others. If you do not, I am not going to try to apologize or try.