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Click here"Okay, Jillian, where at and what time?" John said, finally accepting that he could at least be friends with his ex-wife. Besides, she said it was about JJ.
Jill couldn't speak for a moment, finding it hard to catch her breath. John's acceptance of her invitation so quickly surprised her to no end.
"The house, 7 PM and I'll make lasagna, your favorite."
"I'll bring a bottle of red wine as well," John said as he paid for both checks and bid farewell to his ex-wife until the following Sunday."
Jill just sat there for a while, still wondering what happened and actually felt a little concerned. She didn't really feel that John would accept. She decided that she was going to go all out for the dinner and started to formulate her plan to get her husband back.
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John got back to the store at 2 PM and noticed both Erin and Frank giving him strange looks. Frank told John that Erin had made two more sales after he left to make the delivery. He also told his boss, that if she kept up that pace, they'd have to enlarge the store again. John just smiled at his friend and told him to get back to work again.
Erin came up to John and asked, "What took you so long, big boy?"
"If it's all right with you, I stopped to eat my lunch and to eat the best hamburger in four counties."
"What'd you do, meet some old friends?"
"Hardly, it was my ex-wife."
John noticed a flash of, what appeared to be anger go across Erin's face, but quickly faded. He realized that working with her every day was going to be a trial.
To be continued...
- COMMENTS
26thNCover 5 years agoHoly crap! How much grief can you put on John? Maybe you should change his name to Job. Please, no reconciliation with Jill. Hopefully that ship has sailed. I could live with Erin though, or maybe Amanda will come back. Like sbrooks103x, I saw the death of Amy in the deathtrap VW coming. Still shocking though.
sbrooks103xover 5 years agoWhen he mentioned how he thought her car was a death-trap, I thought something like that might happen, hoped that I was wrong.
I hope he DOESN'T go back to Jillian. A little kinky, but wouldn't mind him getting together with Erin. Maybe he could finally get together with his divorce lawyer!
tazz317about 8 years agothe hands of time and fate continue to plod onward, TK U MLJ LV NV
Onethirdabout 8 years agoI dreaded reading to the part where Amy died- it was foreshadowed pretty clearly. Amy started out all bitchy and stormy, then after marriage she was a saint so she had to leave, I guess. The price of a saga is that people have to come and go; regardless, this was a sad chapter to read.
