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    TRAIN. GO. SORRY. (Chapter 2)

    Jodi gave her a smile of her own. “Who said anything about sleeping?”

    “You know what I mean.”

    “I know… I know.”

    “Do you find it… disappointing?”

     “Frustrating? Yes,” Jodi admitted. “But disappointing? Not in the least. If anything, it gives me something to look forward to…” The words tumbled out of her mouth before she even realized, “because I want to see you again.”

    Mary quickly offered a suggestion. “What about Saturday night?”

    “It’s a date.” It was another surprise that The D Word had slipped off her tongue with such ease.

    Mary then looked down at her watch. Her lips moved, but because of the position of her face, Jodi didn’t catch any of the words she was saying.

    “What did you say?”

    The blonde looked up with an apologetic expression on her face. “Oh… I’m sorry… I forgot… I…”

    “Don’t worry about it.”

    “I was just saying… I was just saying that I was supposed to be home half-an-hour ago,” Mary repeated, taking another nervous glance at her watch. “Do you think I need to call a taxi?”

    “Nah, there are always taxis around here,” Jodi clarified. She went to pick up the tab left by the waiter on their table, but Mary beat her to it.

    “Tonight was your big night, Ms. Lerner,” the blonde said before Jodi could protest. “The least I can do is get this.”

    Jodi decided not to put on a fight. “Fine, but dinner’s on me Saturday. Deal?

    “Deal,” the blonde said with an enthusiastic nod.  “Can you check on a cab for me while I pay?” Mary asked as she stood up from the table.

    Jodi agreed, and walked out of the café in order to find a taxi. There wasn’t one around, but it took less than a minute for her to spot a yellow cab coming around the corner. She waved her arm until she saw the cab slowing down to a stop, and looked back over her shoulder to find Mary walking out of the establishment. The young reporter was moving her mouth, but the lightning of the street was poor, and she was too far away for Jodi to make out what she was saying.

    “I’m sorry?”

    “Oh… I’m… I just asked if you are riding with me,” Mary repeated as she stood next to Jodi.

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    1. Wow, GREAT second chapter Anasazi! You write really well and really know how to build a storyline! And you really write it in Jodi’s character: some of the things you write I can really see her doing it or saying it ;-)Can’t wait for Chapter 3!!!

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