I want a basic job until I find a husband," Cathy answered."You can't be serious," Lucy said staring at Cathy horrified at the idea."I've very serious...," Cathy answered without embarrassment. She had women react that way to her plans many times in the past. Looking at Lucy, she said, "Not everyone woman wants to be a business woman, scientist, or engineer. I want to raise a family."Nodding his head, William asked, "Is there anyone in particular who you intend to marry?" No," Cathy said without. "I snapped to attention, snapped off a snappy salute, British style, palm outward, then beat a hasty retreat."Looking good," I said when I saw Darlene. Darlene smiled and twirled, showing off her cheerleader's outfit, her short skirt flying up to show off her dance pants. "Looking very good." You can't imagine how good it feels to wear this.'"I don't know," I said, thinking about last year when I got called out to play varsity. "I think I can."Darlene hugged me. "I wanted to, I mean, that is,. " she hesitated as if she did not know how to continue."What do you need Robin? You can ask me anything. I'll do it for you," he said to her.She knew he would say those very words and was counting on it."I've been trying to get over Sam, but every time I turn around, I am just being reminded of what he and that slut did and it just pisses me off more," She lied. "I guess I really let him get to me," She added."What can I do to help?" he asked."Maybe, if I got a little payback I could move past. Plan was, I would go drink some beer with her and crash on the couch at her apartment since it was walking distance from the little run down bar in small town.The night was fun actually. A night of karaoke and hard liquor drinks. We both sing very well and time flew by with all the fun we were having. Thinking back I remember holding each other up most of the night. I even remember a kiss on the lips and a thank you for everything I have done for her. I hugged her, kissed her fore head and told.