We chatted about not much in particular."Davis, have you ever been married?" "No lass, I had the opportunity a few times but I could not see myself wi...ling to share my lifestyle for all time" "Do you know what the local guys say about you?" "No, but since they have the brain power of a pumpkin, I can hardly wait to find out" "Well, they reckon you look after your sheep, particularly on cold nights" Davis nearly choked on his beer laughing at that. "And which dick head started that story?" "I. ’ He assumed she meant an abortion. That was fine by him. Someday he wouldn’t mind having a kid, but not now, not unless he could bring the kid up in a stable home. Right now, Ty couldn’t offer that, so he wasn’t opposed to an abortion if Heather wasn’t. It wouldn’t be the first he’d paid for, and it probably wouldn’t be the last. The first thing he’d done this morning was call to schedule an appointment with Heather’s secretary at work, trying to be a little more gentlemanly this time around.. He walked the rest of the way home in a more direct route, but was thinking all the way home, "Why did I do that? I just saw my still beating heart ripped out of my chest." Greg felt a mixture of anger, excitement, anxiety, frustration, ... He got to his apartment, stripped down, showered under hot water for about 30 minutes, then dried himself off as best he could with the towel, and lay on the bed to finish drying.Sarah smiled the rest of her way home, feeling happy – and wet. She tried to. Resourceful. Intelligent. Likes my dog. What more could I ask.“So you want a job,” I said thoughtfully.“I do,” she answered looking me straight in the eye.“Do you have a license?”“You have to work three years before you can get an agency license. I’ve served two under Lars,” she answered.“I meant a driver’s license,” I said. You needn’t have been around the block a few times for me to be interested, but you do need a license.“Oh, of course.”“Good. As soon as I can get out of here, your first.