"Ooops, sorry," the boy/girl laughed, and Kirby snapped a quick grin on his face before getting the eggs."No problemo, Al...." he said, not able to de...cide on how to complete the name. He came out from behind the fridge door with the name Al still on his mind. It was a good, strong, manly name, but the person standing there as the door swung back, didn't match that name—at all."Look," Kirby finally said. "It's pretty obvious you've changed. And I don't mind it, not at all, but we...didn't. That deserved a rude comment."Th-thank you." Could you make some coffee? I'll be right back."He went to the table and checked his 'remember note' and then disappeared into the interior of the house.She made coffee.Rolly had never dwelled on it too much when women broke up with him in the past. Half of his high school class was waiting for whoever his current girlfriend was to become his ex girlfriend. When he was in the service he never thought about settling down. Rachel was one of the few. Get your ass over here. Don't make me come over after you mister." Slamming the phone down she puts on a sweat suit and heads for the door. Spade, grinning evilly says, "Shall I bring you a beer babe? I think I might need one or four with you this pissed. If you kill him, can I have his hat? " "If he's not smart and doesn't watch his mouth, that hat will be up his ass." Sitting in the porch swing together, they talk quietly enjoying the stillness of the night. The only sound is the occasional. “Really? Rich, you’re so boring!” “Hey. You, me and another girl is fun. You, me and another guy is…well it’s just never going to happen. Ever”. She laughed again and I had to admit, I loved the sound. I wondered if she laughed like this with Brendan. I kinda had the idea that he could be a little dull and that she had a better time with me. I pushed the thought from my mind. “No, that wasn’t what I was thinking. I was going to say that if we stop at my place I could pick up…,” she paused,.