He loved his car so much that the few flaws in its design were more like personality quirks than failings. Cliff didn't know any people who were perfe...t either. What had caused him to come out from under the car was the sound of another car outside of his garage. He knew that it was more than likely the arrival of his wife, Ramona.He wiped his hands and ducked inside the house just in time to see the attractive blonde run up the stairs and go straight into the bathroom attached to their. I was ready to ask her if she wanted to get married when I found out she was more interested in money than she was in me. We were good together. We went out on one more goodbye date and had sex the entire night. I knew I would miss her but would be better off without her.She did end up meeting a doctor and was married a couple of years later. I had seen her and her new husband at a New Years bash. She still looked great and had that bubbly personality. By then I was starting up the corporate. . thank you, " repeatedly.Taken aback by her father's action, Laura tried to pull away her feet but didn't succeed. "Why, Papa? Why? Why?"After kissing her feet for quite a while, her father stopped and sat on his haunches in front of her. Looking up at her he said, "For being so good to your Papa... for saying you'll allow me to look at you... thank you, Laura, my dear."She was deeply touched by her father's deed and words. "Oh Papa! Of course you can look at me. I'm your daughter. I love you,. She wasn't back in the morning, however. Phil Burkowitz showed up at 8:30 Tuesday and shot the breeze with me in my room until the hospital's red tape could be cleared away. Two hours later, we left by cab for the team's hotel."What happened to Juniper?" I had asked the moment Burkowitz arrived."She went home," he said. "She left Franklin and me messages saying she wasn't feeling well, and that she was taking an early flight back." I'd better call her," I said. And I tried, but there was no.