“Yep, she meant you, honey buns! I know your sister. I know how she thinks. She’s into you, far more than she lets on, but she doesn’t dare chea...t on Eddie more than she already has. She’s fighting those urges, but only to try for damage control here. She has to give you something, especially now that she’s promised it, but she can’t give up the whole nine yards. Just a little. You know, a little ... yardage. You’re not in the end zone for a touchdown, but this is only the first quarter, babe,”. "Sorry, I see you're not quite ready yet. Shall I come back later for you when your new carer has got you ready? Phone me at work SIR. I will have to take the car because I will have to deliver the Shire Living order first thing, SIR." Each time she emphasised the SIR. She smiled inwardly as she knew his other tracksuits were in the wardrobe upstairs and he wouldn't be able to get at them. His mother would have to do that. When she got up. Steph couldn't hear any other noises in the. The funny thing was that while the bus was never really full, everyone had their 'own' seats. What I mean by that is that they always sat in the same seat and no one else took it. And everyone said 'good-morning' when they boarded the bus, and everyone else acknowledged, in one way or other, that they had heard.A couple of months into my commuting, a new woman came aboard the bus. She smiled a rather shy smile instead of speaking, and it was accepted. She looked around for an empty seat and saw. I wasn't involved in the selection of Audra's wedding dress but I did get to accompany the wedding committee to three dressmakers and two department stores to help the committee decide what the ladies in the wedding party would wear. Like anyone would listen to me...I did put my foot down and insist on conservative black tuxedoes for the men who would escort the ladies and that decision was accepted. After I was given that concession I was told that the committee would decide on the style and.