He needn’t have worried. ‘Are you and Donna going to get married, Daddy? Is she going to come here to live with us?’ ‘I don’t know, Kerry. ...We might.’ He felt like adding that he hoped so, which would have been the truth, but he didn’t want to give his son any false hope or, conversely, scare him. ‘I hope you do, Daddy. She’s real nice.’ Kevin agreed, wholeheartedly, but he didn’t want to get his son’s hopes up, nor did he want to get his own hopes up too much. ‘Go into the living room,’ he. Alcohol seemed to be the number one item that several people had thought was unfair and argued about. Many claimed that they were parting gifts from family and friends, but it fell on deaf ears. They had both been amused to watch as the collection of hard liquor and even tobacco products filled the crates behind the check-in point.Kyle nudged Lee, “Looks like the Moon crews will be having a party tonight.” They both smiled at each other.When one of the soldiers called out for those with no. As I stood there feeling very naked andvulnerable, I'd sneak glances at Master Malcolm, and he'd always catchme and smile. I'd drop my head again but smile as well. They ate anddiscussed various business ideas or some such. I didn't understand whatthey were talking about and my mind just wandered about starting work onMonday, wondering what Jessica would be like.They eventually finished their meal and Mistress Helen ordered me to getsome containers in the cabinet next to the sink and placed the. "We're in Oklahoma."Well, there it was. Jess had made his one halfway lucid statement of theday."It doesn't look very big," Boop observed.I really couldn't reply to that. I was too busy driving to look around.All I could see was that the two-lane road ahead of me seemed to windover a small hill then turn somewhat to the right where the usualcollection of roadside businesses began. I had to admit that Boop wasprobably right. The town didn't appear very big. But then again, many ofthe small farm.