Whenever Bobby was tanning the front, Sue had to be on guard to keepaway the predators that would circle Bobby like a school of sharks. Theattention ...e garnered gave Sue an idea for a problem that had justarisen with a major client. She thought, 'Getting Bobby to agree mightbe a challenge, but we'll see.'@ @ @ @As the sun set, the air cooled. Bob glowed red. They made their wayback to the gift shop to retrieve Bobby's clothes. The single clerk wasbusy helping a customer; the two stood. Bobby tried to spend at least an hour or two with Constance each week, doing simple things, and getting her to go places. When she had awakened on the morning of July fifth, in her bed, and still clothed, with Bobby sleeping in the chair next to the bed, she had cried again, but this time it was the kind of crying that releases repressed emotion, and is a catharsis, if only a little one. He had stayed only long enough to see that she prepared breakfast, and promised to return later.In the. ”“He cooks?!?” Emily said, in disbelief as her head twirled towards the core kitchen. She just took in the full import of his offer to get her breakfast.Sean explained, “We all have duties to support the Circle. Dave likes to cook on Saturday and Sunday mornings, and some evenings. Yes, he’s good, so we all encourage him.”Just then, Dave came out of the core building carrying a tray with cutlery, napkins, a covered plate, OJ, and a small carafe of coffee. He set things down in front of Emily. ” “What?” Valerie asked warily. She had no idea what the favor was but she had an idea that she wasn’t going to like it. “You seem to be getting a bit overheated, dear. I’d just like for you to come here and sit in front of this fan.” “Why?” “Just humor me, dear. I don’t want you going out and getting overheated so if you cool off first, that will be better.” “And then I can go out?” Valerie asked. “Of course. No one’s forcing you to stay here. You can come and go as you please.” It seemed like.