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It was true. It was all so clear a bit too late.
"I was too busy shouting 'hooray for me!'. Now she doesn't know where she stands."
He thought about turning back to her house and setting her straight. He was half convinced to do just that, but he was nearly at his parents' house. By the time he would be knocking at her door she would be getting ready for bed.
"I might even see her in her curlers, and then she would be mad as well as hurt."
He decided not to turn around. He kept on driving to his parents' house.
"Why didn't she say something? It's partly her fault. Maybe she doesn't care as much as I thought."
That line of thinking was baloney, and Jim knew it.
"I've got to do something about this. I'll call tomorrow. No—I'll go see her tomorrow. We'll get things straightened out."
He was turning into his parents' driveway.
"But what will I say to her?"
It was another thing that he'd overlooked. In all of the months that he'd known her he had only just reacted to whatever situation he'd encountered. There was nothing official, no claims registered by either party.
"I've got to figure this out."
He switched off the motor and locked the car. He went into the house and up to his room. He got into bed, but sleep did not come easy.
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TO BE CONTINUED
- COMMENTS
bruce22about 11 years ago"Overlooked Hildy"! This reaction shows that our Hero is learning rapidly about the ins and outs of successful relationships. I know people who have been married for years and still have not learned to think about more than themselves... I admit that it is difficult when the adrenaline is running!
UpHillAllabout 11 years agoI'm glad you update frequently cause this is agony, mental agony that is ;)
