I was sure that you wouldn't ever want me though. I was so scared you would catch me staring, and I would never live it down." I said, my eyes still l...cked on his lips. He ran his thumb over my wrist and another spike hit me and I felt the fire spread through my veins.We ate with light conversation and burning hot looks and searing touches. We ordered dessert to go and he paid the check while I called Jane and checked in, quickly filling her in, for the most part. I was standing outside,. "Jerri?" he asked as I sped by."Attacked! Help!" I yelled as I rushed in.He wasted no time in dialing "911" for me, getting the Bay City Policeout along with an ambulance from Bay City Memorial Hospital while Iliterally crashed in the Employee Lounge as my adrenalin fueled panicleft me shaking in withdrawal.I felt him hug me as I silently cried, reliving my assault, "Don't worry,Jerri. I've called the Police and you're parents."I smiled at him, thankful for his friendship, "Thanks, Gary," I. . . this is for you. H.H.Happy birthday,’ I say. She turns around and taking the rose from my hands looks at me. For a second there is silence. Her lips quiver and break into a smile. Slowly the smile is replaced by a chuckle, which turns into peals of laughter. ‘This is pathetic,’ she says, ‘even a loser like you should know better.’ Her eyes are no longer soft. They seemed cold, frightening somehow. ‘Who are you anyway, I don’t even know you?’ I try to tell her, tell her of the times we. With all the wagons they had from the trip up from the south, Daniel formed the Mason Trust Cartage Company. Between hauling wood to construction sites, food goods for the families, and merchant’s goods, and soon deliveries to businesses as well, the cartage business was busy. As they were building homes, barns, and several warehouses all at the same time, as they had less than six months to be enclosed before winter. Daniel chuckled more than a few times as they were in the freight business.
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