Not if they were going to be a couple, long-term.Not if Paul Elias was going to continue to be a happy, contented man.Paul was going to be back home i...n Kentucky, thinking about his future. Lois was going to be giving Paul's future plenty of thought, herself.The Bar Course was nothing like law school had been, and the study materials provided for it bore almost no resemblance to the kind of materials Lois was familiar with from her law school days.It was a rough-and-ready process, but cramming. But they wouldn't — the first of many battles I'd wage with the NCAA. The overlords in Overland, Kan., ruled I could play Division II football — just as anyone who transfers from a D-I school could.So, the first day of April found me at the small college in my hometown — not 10 blocks from my house — talking to the man who first noticed my abilities at the age of 10.Wesleyan was a Division II contender in the early 1990s, but it was a private school and rising tuition costs had limited the. There was abackplot, but, as I stated in the original story, this was almost asecondary character. Now, rereading the story, I realized this backplotcould be better explored. Instead of editing the old file, however, Idecided to write it down as a new story, so you can compare bothversions.Prologue - UnemployedI'm staring for the n-th time at the computer monitor. The browser isopen in the "Work with us" page of Biogen Technologies, a private companywhich describes itself as working in "cutting. Left Beck out for a while, then talked to her when Beck got the news via Terri’s best friend Rachel. And she talked to Dana.And Dana’s great-grandmother. Who laid down the law. Of course, since Terri’d talked to Cindy and the gang, she knew in detail what the law said about twelve year old girls and twenty-two year old men and it was frightening enough.Mizz Lee, though, honorable teacher to the girls, laid it out in terms of love and caring and endurance. So Terri knows. And Jerry’s in Houston,.