Steve smiled and went to his roomI sat back in my chair. It wasn’t what I had planned but I had to give this some consideration. Since losing my job... I’d had no offers. It’d been six months and I hadn’t even made it to an interview! I knew I had to accept Steve’s offer. I’d let him know in the morning.The following morning I wasn’t sure what had happened. I wasn’t sure if, in my inebriated state the night before, I’d just imagined it all. I went to the kitchen where Steve was already eating. Thank you, Dave. I owe it all to you."Dave hugged her before he replied, "You did it yourself with all your hard work. I'm happy I could help but it was you that did it, not me."She kissed Dave on the cheek and simply said, "Thanks for helping me."Dave said, "You're welcome." Darcy nodded thank you to him as well before he and Leanne went to get their food. She and Darcy soon returned to the table and she excitedly described her entire round. She had shot seventy-five which was the first time. “That’s not good. I can’t play favorites.”“Guess you’ll have to let everyone else in too, ‘cause I ain’t letting you push me away,” Tonya kissed his neck again.Caine tipped his head back against the smooth stone walls of the hot spring. He couldn’t remember the last time he felt so conflicted. He was used to occasionally being at odds with himself. He was usually of two minds about everything, but usually, those minds agreed in principle. This felt different. Tonya was different, and he had no. ’ The rest she’d pin up in her office, although favored on in particular which read, ‘war is just terrorism with a bigger budget.’ Trin ambled down along the group, seeing large displays from Hewlett Packard and other queer-friendly corporations, and also noticed the Log Cabin Republican booth was incredibly empty. They were across from the Libertarians and the two booth vendors would glare at each other as the crowds swarmed to the Lavender Donkey booth. She took handouts from a variety of.