But now, as she heard the sound of her husband's footsteps coming toward her from their living room with its big picture window facing the street, she... knew that he must have seen her hurrying up the sidewalk from the bus-stop at the corner."I'm sorry, darling. I went into the city today," she called back, meekly lowering her voice as Henry's slender, solid form appeared in the doorway from the living room. "I got back as soon as I could." Dammit, have you been out shopping again, Kathy?" he. I have to talk up the people I speak with, establish good rapport and keep them all on an even keel." Oh, so you'd probably be able to run herd on my followers here in the city, then? Make sure they're all doing well, are properly motivated and help anyone having problems with anyone, especially with their family or friends like you might be having with Lisa?" Oh, I guess I could do that," she said as the elevator dinged on their floor. "That sounds a lot like what I'm doing now."Alex was. What was going on here, she thought."Would you like to invite your friends over this afternoon love?" Deb looked back at her two friends, her eyes asking the question.Loni spoke up, "Invite us where?" She noticed her mouth was dry and the words came out hoarsely."Over next door, Dirk will be away for most of the afternoon and I thought we could all have fun together." Leeza reached around Deb's shoulder and tweaked her covered breast. "Come on love." She guided Deb out of her chair and the two. "You can either move in with me or I'll move in with you. Your only other option is to pack your bags and leave town. As long as you are in this town and I can find you I will rain on your parade. So, if you stay in town the choices are my place or yours." Get real Bobby. You can't watch me twenty-four hours a day unless you quit your job." No, but I can keep a pretty close eye on you when I'm not working and I can spread the word that I'll not take kindly to anyone having anything to do with.