When she brought her eyes back to Hayden’s, she was caught up in his intense gaze and couldn’t speak for a moment. ‘I wanted us to get to know e...ch other better before we take the next step.’ She blushed furiously as she heard her own words. ‘I know we’ve already… done that, but I just… oh, God. You must think I’m an idiot.’ He chuckled and grasped her shoulders. He held her upright when she tried to bury her face in his chest. She wanted to disappear. ‘So basically you’re saying you don’t. " "Ok I get it...jeez!" Regan said."Hey I'm dead here, you can't let me gloat just a bit!" "Sorry this is all new to me, up until yesterday I didn't even believe Ghosts existed." "So what have you got planned for this Saturday?" I asked. "I was gonna check out the street fair today, it looks fun." "Oh man that's right it's this weekend!" I said in a huff. "You wanna come with me?" she asked. "I can't, I'm bound to the Apartment." "There's gotta be a way Jack. Maybe if you attach yourself to. . ?”“My little peccadillos? Of course. She didn’t actually encourage me, but she did mention that I’m grooming future customers for her ... establishment.”We talked it over and came to a sort of compromise. She’d leave Randy alone for a while after reminding him, again, “To keep his fucking mouth shut.”And I’d tell his father the truth. Also, Helen agreed that any future activities would be more discreet.She had a sort of twinkle in her eye, “I still have Warren. And I’ve been considering Marty. She pulled out a set of keys and unlocked the front door of the store.She walked inside and flipped the light switch on the wall to the right of the door. Fluorescent lights hummed for a moment before kicking on and illuminating the large, open area. We’d been unable to gauge the size through the blocked windows but now, inside, we could see that the store was respectably large; I guessed around 6,000 square feet. The store was barren except for some empty shelving units and a dusty, worn sales.