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turned to Ron years ago had he really known what happened.
Paul turned to Abby and said, “How bout we get Jay and Susie to go out for dinner and then maybe go play some pool over at ‘Reds’?”
“Sounds like fun,” Abby replied, “Why don’t I go help dad finish up at the store and you go find Jay?”
Paul leaned over, giving Abby a kiss on the cheek, “Thanks, Abs.” he said.
“For what?” she asked.
He just smiled and said, “you know.” she looked into his eyes and said, “Yeah.” Then gave him a quick kiss, telling him to go on and find Jay so she could get back to work. She climbed down from the pickup, gave a quick wave and turned to walk across the street to her car to head back to Loganville.
Paul pulled away from the curb, as he drove, he called Jay on his cell phone, when Jay came to the phone, Paul asked, “Do you and Susie have any plans tonight?”
“Not that I know of,” replied Jay, “What’s up?” he asked.
Paul told him what he and Abby had discussed about dinner, then asked Jay if he had time to meet for coffee at the diner.
“Sure,” said Jay, “ I’ll be there in ten.”
Paul told him to give it thirty minutes as he had to drive from Meadowbrook.
Paul pulled in the diner, went in and ordered a cup of coffee and a cheeseburger as he just realized that he had not yet eaten today. Dinner would be another couple of hours so he only ordered the sandwich to hold him over. Imprint
Paul turned to Abby and said, “How bout we get Jay and Susie to go out for dinner and then maybe go play some pool over at ‘Reds’?”
“Sounds like fun,” Abby replied, “Why don’t I go help dad finish up at the store and you go find Jay?”
Paul leaned over, giving Abby a kiss on the cheek, “Thanks, Abs.” he said.
“For what?” she asked.
He just smiled and said, “you know.” she looked into his eyes and said, “Yeah.” Then gave him a quick kiss, telling him to go on and find Jay so she could get back to work. She climbed down from the pickup, gave a quick wave and turned to walk across the street to her car to head back to Loganville.
Paul pulled away from the curb, as he drove, he called Jay on his cell phone, when Jay came to the phone, Paul asked, “Do you and Susie have any plans tonight?”
“Not that I know of,” replied Jay, “What’s up?” he asked.
Paul told him what he and Abby had discussed about dinner, then asked Jay if he had time to meet for coffee at the diner.
“Sure,” said Jay, “ I’ll be there in ten.”
Paul told him to give it thirty minutes as he had to drive from Meadowbrook.
Paul pulled in the diner, went in and ordered a cup of coffee and a cheeseburger as he just realized that he had not yet eaten today. Dinner would be another couple of hours so he only ordered the sandwich to hold him over. Imprint
Text: copyright 2010 Jackie Zufall
Publication Date: 10-25-2010
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Dedication:
This book is first and foremost, dedicated to my mom, Barbara LaVanway, she was my biggest fan, always encouraged me to get my other stories published, someday maybe :) Barbara Faye LaVanway April 22, 1931 - July 15, 2003 I Love you mom! Also to my three children: Christal “Michelle” Killian Jeremy “Paul” Zufall Amy “Nicole” Zufall Whose middle names are also used as Character names!
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