When I told her what I had been doing it shocked me more than it shocked her because she just laughed and laughed. “You dark horse,” she said, “...ome on spill the beans, was it good?” “Marvelous,” I told her feeling quite relieved at the way she had taken my news. “I don’t know how you dare do something like that. I wouldn’t have the courage,” she said, rolling her eyes. I did admit to her that it took a lot of guts on my part. “I bet it did, what is he like this Terry, is he good looking?” “He. "You know little Tennessee girls, too." Nope! Just this one!"So, okay...Our class schedules diverge the next morning, so I walk over to the office while Jason drives to the campus. I'm joined by the house elves, Terri and Rachel.Rachel's the subtle one. "Good morning, Aunt Susan." (You can imagine the glee I enjoyed when I announced to my very Baptist family back in Tennessee that I have a Jewish niece. Of course, they've met Sim and Beck and Rachel since then, and it's just another bit of. "The night of August 23rd 1964 finally arrived.As they pulled into the parking lot, Claire took a glance at herself inthe rear-view mirror and was momentarily started by what she saw. Theshort bob wrapped in a head scarf, the cat-eye glasses (she hadn't beenable to get used to hard contacts when her eyes had started goingbad?maybe she'd try again when soft contacts came on the market in a fewyears), the nubby yellow shift dress, the flats on her feet?yes, atthrity-five, she was the very picture. She thought to herself that he’d been working a lot of overtime and he was just tired. Then she remembered him saying that he went to the strip club with his friends. Was he telling me the truth about walking away? Andy thought. The tears built up in her eyes while she laid there pondering what’s going on.Marcus came in the room after taking his shower. He got dressed and kissed Andy on her forehead. She sat up and asked if he was alright? He said he was fine and that maybe they need to.