I’m a divorced 41-year-old guy who has a beautiful and young daughter, Amy. She just turned 19 and I haven’t seen Amy in almost 10 years. But now ...she has come down to meet me. So this is what happened.I dropped Amy at her hotel doorstep and left.(From here on the narrative is from Amy’s perspective) Amy was still searching for the room keys.Amy: Where did I leave my key? I’m not so sure if kissing dad was a good idea. He’s such a nice guy. And we are getting along so well. I think he deserved. .gone down on me.'She fixed her eyes firmly on the carpet, laughing but embarrassed to raise her head.'What, never?' I laughed, more in shock than amusement.'Pete... Pete doesn't like it!' she shot back and looked at me, a touch defensively. 'Don't laugh!''But before Pe-,''Never!' she interrupted, firmly. 'Wow.' 'Anyway, what about you?' she demanded, eager to deflect the attention. 'What have you been missing?''Well,' I hesitated, my eyes wandering around the room and my right hand scratching. I noticed she was trying the whole way into town and I told her it wouldn't work but she's not listening to me. I hear Jim tell her that he can fix her car but it'll cost about $500 and Molly starts crying and saying she doesn't have that much money and is there any other way out of town, maybe a bus or something. Jim tells her no there isn't and does she want him to fix her car and she asks if she can send him the money later but he chuckles and says no he can't do that but that there is. I followed Mary to a role of portable tables to get the both of us signed in and get the schedule and some other important paperwork.Soon we both were standing over by some venders and I was looking over the schedule. When she said, "I think we should get some seats in the main exhibit section first". I said "Sure" as I was pushing some paper into my bag.Then just as we where just about to be seated she said, "Kim, I think you might know one of the speakers". I looked back at the lecture that.