Mrs. Jefferson, you're very fortunate. Will your daughter marry Ronnie's father?"Mary whistled softly and shook her head. "I don't know about you, Sus...an Bradford. You see too much. The answers to your questions are, first, I don't know if April will marry Ron. She will if he changes enough. As for me, I do still miss Tom terribly. At times my loins ache because he's not between my thighs." Mary looked at Susan and asked, "Does that sound terrible, Susan?"The girl shook her head and said, "The. These were going to be busy times for everyone what with cheerleading three days a week after school for me and fall games for the squad.Having graduated the girls were no longer on the team but they did enjoy going to the games and sometimes would show up at practices. Grace and I drive to and from work together so that left her car for the girls to use keeping everyone quite mobil. Grace, having been a cheerleader in highschool and college, decided to join me to help out with the squad after. He was followed down the ladder by TV, and when he set foot on the Moon, he looked directly at the camera and said, "Thanks to all of the people of Earth, we made it safely to the Moon!" His simple statement was well received, even with some relief by the higher ups—they had feared that he would say something insulting or trivial just to spite them.Hard Head now followed Blue Eyes to the surface, and the two Moonies had some fun bouncing around and trying out various walking techniques. They. We could see about eight boys playing football in the distance, Paul was there , I also new all the others, Paul saw us and waved me over , Kate and sally carried on walking on, Paul ran up to me and asked why I hadn’t been in school, as Kate’s voice rang out , we will be back at ten I just waved at her I told Paul I hadn’t felt good but was fine now We kicked the ball around for half hour , when we finished i invited Paul back , he eagerly excepted we had a drink when we got him, I told him.