Nothing was familiar to her. Things changed…Things between them changed. The sound of the station faded out and she only focused on him. A steady pa...ed clicking the belonged to her brown boots as they echoed between the stationary trains. Her eyes did an uneasy scan of the area praying no one that knew her was there. She is 18 and she doesn’t care what people think of her running across a train platform to reach him. He walked up to her and gave her an obvious up and down look, lust. . What the hell was that?! Some kind of huge balloon with a toy airplane hanging underneath? After a few seconds of study, Doug decided the contraption looked too ridiculous to be dangerous, but he also knew from his experience with the ivy that appearances could be very deceiving. Should he avoid this thing?What the hell for? If it were going to kill him, let it happen. After a final moment to recheck his decision, Doug finished his journey and reached the edge of the fountain. The bottom of. ‘Charly,’ he said with a confused look, ‘what’s going on with you—’ ‘—Don’t ever come around here again! Stay away from me!’ she suddenly shouted as she shook his hands off her arms and quickly stepped back into the lighthouse. ‘Charly…’ But that was as far as he got before the heavy door was slammed shut in his face! He was enough by his senses to step to the door and immediately begin knocking. ‘Open up, Charly! You can’t just do what you did and then leave it at this! We need to talk! Open. ”Ed said, “It gets even better than that. For the big company, it will look like the market is shrinking, because everyone who buys the well made coffee pot today, won’t be buying one next year or the year after that.”“You’ve got a really good point,” Dexter said looking over at Ed.“I think so,” Ed said with a grin.Phil said, “Just think of how many people you’ll be putting out of work.”“Just think of all the other things I’ll be able to buy because I’m not spending my money on new coffeemakers.