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00:00Welcome back into Fiction Saga The Walk Change Everything Chapter 3
00:06As a general rule, Southern Baptists don't dance.
00:11In Beaufort, however, it wasn't a rule that was ever strictly enforced.
00:17The minister before Hegbert Du und asked me what his name was,
00:23took sort of a lax view about school dancers as long as they were chaperoned.
00:30And because of that, they'd become a tradition of sorts.
00:35By the time Hegbert came along, it was too late to change things.
00:40Jamie was pretty much the only one who'd never been to a school dance,
00:46and frankly, I didn't know whether she even knew how to dance at all.
00:52I admit that I also had some concerns about what she would wear,
00:57though it wasn't something I would tell her.
01:01When Jamie went to the church socials which were encouraged by Hegbert,
01:06she usually wore an old sweater and one of the plaid skirts we saw in school every day,
01:13but the homecoming dance was supposed to be special.
01:18Most of the girls bought new dresses and the boys wore suits,
01:22and this year we were bringing in a photographer to take our pictures.
01:28I knew Jamie wasn't going to buy a new dress because she wasn't exactly well-opped.
01:35Ministering wasn't a profession where people made a lot of money.
01:40But of course, ministers weren't in it for monetary gain,
01:45they were in it for the long haul, if you know what I mean.
01:49But I didn't want her to wear the same thing she wore to school every day either.
01:56Not so much for me I'm, not that cold-hearted,
02:00but because of what others might say.
02:03I didn't want people to make fun of her or anything.
02:07The good news, if there was any,
02:11was that Eric didn't rib me too bad about the whole Jamie situation
02:16because he was too busy thinking about his own date.
02:21He was taking Margaret Hayes, who was the head cheerleader at our school.
02:27She wasn't the brightest bulb on the Christmas tree,
02:31but she was nice in her own way.
02:34By nice, of course, I'm talking about her legs.
02:39Eric offered to double date with me,
02:42but I turned him down because I did aren't want to take any chances
02:46with Eric teasing Jamie or anything like that.
02:51He was a good guy, but he could be kind of heartless sometimes,
02:56especially when he had a few shots of bourbon in him.
03:00The day of the dance was actually quite busy for me.
03:04I spent most of the afternoon helping to decorate the gym,
03:09and I had to get to Jamie's about a half hour early because her father wanted to talk to me,
03:18though I didn't know why.
03:20Jamie had sprung that one on me just the day before,
03:24and I can't say I was exactly thrilled by the prospect of it.
03:28I figured he was going to talk about temptation and the evil path it can lead us to.
03:36If he brought up fornication, though I knew I would die right there on the spot.
03:42I said small prayers all day long in the hope of avoiding this conversation,
03:49but I wasn't sure if God would put my prayers on the front burner.
03:55If you know what I mean, because of the way I'd behaved in the past,
04:00I was pretty nervous just thinking about it.
04:03After I showered, I put on my best suit,
04:08swung by the florist to pick up Jamie's corsage,
04:11then drove to her house.
04:14My mum had let me borrow the car,
04:17and I parked it on the street directly in front of Jamie's house.
04:21We hadn't turned the clocks back yet,
04:25so it was still light out when I got there,
04:28and I strolled up the cracked walkway to her door.
04:32I knocked and waited for a moment,
04:35then knocked again.
04:37From behind the door I heard Hegbert say,
04:40I'll be right there,
04:41but he wasn't exactly racing to the door.
04:45I must have stood there for two minutes or so,
04:49looking at the door, the mouldings,
04:52the little cracks in the windowsills.
04:56Off to the side were the chairs that Jamie and I had sat in
05:00just a few days back.
05:03The one I sat in was still turned in the opposite direction.
05:08I guess they hadn't sat there in the last couple of days.
05:13Finally, the door creaked open.
05:16The light coming from the lamp inside shadowed Hegbert's face slightly
05:23and sort of reflected through his hair.
05:27He was old, like I said, 72 years by my reckoning.
05:33It was the first time I'd ever seen him up close,
05:37and I could see all the wrinkles on his face.
05:40His skin really was translucent,
05:44even more so than I'd imagined.
05:47Hello, Reverend, I said, swallowing my trepidation.
05:52I'm here to take Jamie to the homecoming dance.
05:56Of course you are, he said,
05:59but first I wanted to talk with you.
06:03Yes, sir.
06:04That's why I came early.
06:06Come on in.
06:07In church, Hegbert was a fairly snappy dresser,
06:12but right now he looked like a farmer,
06:16dressed in overalls and a t-shirt.
06:19He motioned for me to sit on the wooden chair
06:22he'd brought in from the kitchen.
06:25I'm sorry it took a little while to open the door.
06:29I was working on tomorrow's sermon, he said.
06:33I sat down,
06:35That's okay, sir.
06:37I don't know why,
06:38but you just had to call him sir.
06:42He sort of projected that image.
06:45All right then,
06:46so tell me about yourself.
06:49I thought it was a fairly ridiculous question,
06:53with him having such a long history with my family and all.
06:57He was also the one who had baptised me, by the way,
07:02and he'd seen me in church every Sunday since I'd been a baby.
07:07Well, sir, I began,
07:10not really knowing what to say.
07:12I'm the student body president.
07:14I don't know whether Jamie mentioned that to you.
07:19He nodded.
07:20She did.
07:21Go on.
07:22And, well,
07:24I hope to go to the University of North Carolina next fall.
07:30I've already received the application.
07:33He nodded again.
07:35Anything else?
07:37I had to admit,
07:39I was running out of things after that.
07:41Part of me wanted to pick up the pencil off the end table
07:46and start balancing it,
07:49giving him the whole thirty seconds worth,
07:52but he wasn't the kind of guy who would appreciate it.
07:56I guess not, sir.
07:58Do you mind if I ask you a question?
08:01No, sir.
08:03He sort of stared at me for a long time,
08:07as if thinking about it.
08:08Why did you ask my daughter to the dance?
08:13He finally said.
08:15I was surprised,
08:16and I know that my expression showed it.
08:21I don't know what you mean, sir.
08:24You're not planning to do anything to...
08:27embarrass her, are you?
08:30No, sir,
08:31I said quickly,
08:33shocked by the accusation.
08:35Not at all.
08:36I needed someone to go with,
08:39and I asked her.
08:41It's as simple as that.
08:43You don't have any pranks planned.
08:46No, sir,
08:47I wouldn't do that to her.
08:50This went on for a few more minutes,
08:53his grilling me about my true intentions.
08:56I mean,
08:57but luckily,
08:58Jamie stepped out of...
09:00The back room
09:02and her father and I
09:03both turned our heads
09:05at the same moment.
09:08Hegbert finally stopped talking,
09:11and I breathed a sigh of relief.
09:14She'd put on a nice blue skirt
09:17and a white blouse
09:18I'd never seen before.
09:21Fortunately,
09:22she'd left her sweater
09:23in the closet.
09:25It wasn't too bad,
09:27I had to admit,
09:29though I knew
09:30she'd still be underdressed
09:32compared with others
09:33at the dance.
09:35As always,
09:37her hair was pulled up
09:38in a bit.
09:40Personally,
09:41I think it would have looked better
09:42if she'd kept it down,
09:44but that was the last thing
09:46I wanted to say.
09:48Jamie looked like...
09:50Well,
09:51Jamie looked exactly like
09:53she usually did,
09:55but at least
09:56she wasn't planning
09:57on bringing her Bible.
09:59That would have just been
10:01too much to live down.
10:03You're not giving Landon
10:05a hard time,
10:06are you?
10:07She said cheerfully
10:08to her father.
10:10We were just visiting,
10:12I said quickly,
10:14before he had a chance
10:16to respond.
10:17For some reason,
10:19I did unthink
10:20he de-told Jamie
10:22about the kind of person
10:23he thought I was,
10:26and I didn't think
10:27that now would be
10:28a good time.
10:30Well,
10:31we should probably go,
10:33she said
10:33after a moment.
10:35I think she sensed
10:36the tension
10:37in the room.
10:38She walked over
10:40to her father
10:41and kissed him
10:42on the cheek.
10:44Don't stay up
10:45too late,
10:46working on the sermon,
10:47OK?
10:49I won't,
10:50he said softly.
10:52Even with me
10:53in the room,
10:54I could tell
10:55he really loved her
10:56and wasn't afraid
10:58to show it.
10:59It was how he felt
11:01about me
11:01that was the problem.
11:03We said goodbye,
11:05and on our way
11:06to the car,
11:07I handed Jamie
11:08her corsage
11:09and told her ID,
11:11show her how to put it on
11:13once we got
11:14in the car.
11:15I opened her door
11:17for her
11:18and walked around
11:19the other side,
11:21then got in as well.
11:23In that short period
11:25of time,
11:26Jamie had already
11:27pinned on the flower.
11:30I'm not exactly
11:31a dimwit,
11:32you know.
11:33I do know
11:34how to pin
11:35on a corsage.
11:37I started the car
11:38and headed
11:39toward the high school.
11:41With the conversation
11:42I'd just had
11:44with Hegbert
11:45running through
11:46my mind.
11:47My father
11:48doesn't like you
11:49very much,
11:50she said,
11:51as if knowing
11:52what I was thinking.
11:54I nodded
11:55without saying anything.
11:57He thinks
11:58you're irresponsible.
12:00I nodded again.
12:02He doesn't like
12:03your father
12:04much either.
12:05I nodded
12:06once more.
12:07Or your family.
12:09I get
12:10the picture.
12:11But do you know
12:12what I think?
12:14She asked
12:14suddenly.
12:16Not really.
12:17By then
12:17I was pretty
12:18depressed.
12:20I think
12:21that all this
12:22was in the Lord's
12:23plan somehow.
12:25What do you think
12:26the message
12:27is?
12:28Here we go,
12:30I thought to myself.
12:31I doubt
12:32if the evening
12:33could have been
12:34much worse,
12:35if you want
12:36to know
12:36the truth.
12:37Most of my
12:39friends kept
12:40their distance
12:41and Jamie
12:42didn't have
12:43many friends
12:44to begin with
12:44so we spent
12:46most of our
12:47time alone.
12:49Even worse,
12:50it turned out
12:51that my presence
12:52wasn't even
12:53required anymore.
12:55They'd changed
12:56the rule
12:56owing to the fact
12:58that Kerry
12:58couldn't get a date
13:00and that left
13:01me feeling
13:02pretty miserable
13:03about the whole
13:04thing as soon
13:05as I found out
13:06about it.
13:07But because
13:08of what her
13:09father had
13:09said to me,
13:11I couldn't
13:11exactly take
13:12her home
13:13early.
13:14Now,
13:15could I?
13:16And more
13:17than that,
13:18she was really
13:19having a good
13:20time.
13:22Even I
13:22could see
13:23that.
13:24She loved
13:25the decorations
13:26I'd helped
13:27put up.
13:28She loved
13:29the music.
13:30She loved
13:31everything
13:32about the
13:33dance.
13:33She kept
13:35telling me
13:35how wonderful
13:36everything was
13:38and she
13:39asked me
13:39whether I
13:40might help
13:41her decorate
13:42the church
13:43someday for
13:44one of their
13:44socials.
13:46I sort of
13:47mumbled that
13:48she should call
13:49me and even
13:50though I said
13:51it without a
13:52trace of energy,
13:54Jamie thanked
13:55me for being
13:56so considerate.
13:57To be
13:58honest,
13:59I was
14:00depressed for
14:01at least
14:02the first
14:02hour,
14:03though she
14:04didn't seem
14:05to notice.
14:07Jamie had
14:07to be home
14:08by eleven
14:09o'clock,
14:10an hour
14:10before the
14:11dance ended,
14:12which made
14:13it somewhat
14:14easier for
14:15me to
14:15handle.
14:16Once the
14:17music started,
14:19we hit the
14:19floor and
14:20it turned
14:21out that she
14:22was a pretty
14:23good dancer
14:23considering it
14:25was her
14:26first time
14:27and all.
14:28She followed
14:29my lead
14:30pretty well
14:31through about
14:31a dozen
14:32songs,
14:33and after
14:34that we
14:35headed to
14:35the tables
14:36and had
14:37what resembled
14:38an ordinary
14:39conversation.
14:41Sure,
14:42she threw
14:42in words
14:43like faith
14:44and joy
14:45and even
14:46salvation,
14:48and she
14:48talked about
14:49helping the
14:50orphans and
14:51scooping
14:52critters off
14:53the highway,
14:54but she was
14:55just so damn
14:56happy,
14:57it was
14:57hard to
14:58stay down
14:58for long.
15:00So things
15:00weren't too
15:01terrible at
15:02first and
15:03really no
15:04worse than
15:05I had
15:06expected.
15:07It wasn't
15:08until Lou
15:09and Angela
15:10showed up
15:10that everything
15:11really went
15:13sour.
15:14They showed
15:15up a few
15:16minutes after
15:17we arrived.
15:18He was
15:18wearing that
15:19stupid T-shirt,
15:21camels in his
15:22sleeve, and a
15:23glop of hair gel
15:25on his
15:25head.
15:26Angela hung
15:28all over
15:29him right
15:29from the
15:30beginning of
15:31the dance,
15:32and it did
15:33untake a
15:34genius to
15:35realise she
15:36D had a
15:37few drinks
15:38before she
15:38got there.
15:39Her dress
15:40was really
15:41flashy, her
15:42mother worked
15:43in a salon,
15:44and was up
15:45on all the
15:46latest fashion
15:47stand.
15:47I noticed
15:49she de-picked
15:50up that
15:51lady-like
15:51habit called
15:53chewing gum.
15:54She really
15:55worked that
15:56gum, chewing
15:57it almost
15:58like a cow
15:59working her
16:00cut.
16:01Well, good
16:02old Lou
16:02spiked the
16:03punch bowl,
16:04and a few
16:05more people
16:06started getting
16:07tipsy.
16:08By the time
16:09the teachers
16:10found out,
16:11most of the
16:11punch was
16:12already gone,
16:13and people
16:14were getting
16:14that glassy
16:15look in
16:16their eyes.
16:18When I saw
16:19Angela gobble
16:20up her second
16:21glass of
16:21punch, I
16:22knew I
16:23should keep
16:24my eye on
16:24her.
16:26Even though
16:26she dumped
16:27me, I
16:28didn't want
16:28anything bad
16:29to happen to
16:30her.
16:31She was the
16:33first girl I'd
16:34ever French
16:35kissed, and
16:35even though
16:36our teeth
16:37clanked together
16:38so hard the
16:39first time we
16:40tried it, that
16:42I saw stars
16:43and had to
16:44take aspirin
16:44when I got
16:45home, I
16:46still had
16:46feelings for
16:47her.
16:48So there
16:49I was, sitting
16:50with Jamie,
16:52barely listening
16:52as she
16:53described the
16:54wonders of
16:55Bible school,
16:56watching Angela
16:57out of the
16:58corner of my
16:59eye when
17:00Lou spotted
17:01me looking at
17:02her.
17:03In one
17:04frenzied
17:04motion, he
17:05grabbed Angela
17:06around the
17:07waist and
17:08dragged her
17:09over to the
17:09table, giving
17:11me one of
17:11those looks,
17:12the one that
17:13means business.
17:14You know, the
17:16one I'm
17:16talking about.
17:18Are you
17:18staring at my
17:19girl?
17:20He asked, already
17:21tensing up.
17:23No, yeah, he
17:25was, Angela
17:26said, kind of
17:27slurring out the
17:28words.
17:29He was staring
17:30right at me.
17:32This is my old
17:33boyfriend, the
17:35one I told you
17:36about.
17:37His eyes turned
17:39into little
17:40slits, just like
17:42Hegberts, were
17:43prone to do.
17:44I guess I have
17:46this effect on
17:47lots of people.
17:48So, you're the
17:50one, he said,
17:51sneering.
17:53Now, I'm not
17:54much of a
17:55fighter.
17:56The only real
17:57fight I was
17:58ever in was in
17:59third grade, and
18:01I pretty much
18:02lost that one
18:03when I started
18:04to cry even
18:05before the guy
18:06punched me.
18:07Usually I
18:09didn't have
18:09much trouble
18:10staying away
18:11from things
18:12like this
18:13because of
18:14my passive
18:14nature, and
18:16besides, no
18:17one ever
18:18messed with
18:19me when
18:19Eric was
18:20around.
18:21But Eric
18:22was off with
18:23Margaret somewhere,
18:25probably behind
18:26the bleachers.
18:28I wasn't
18:29staring, I said
18:30finally, and I
18:32don't know what
18:33she told you, but
18:34I doubt if it
18:35was true.
18:37His eyes
18:37narrowed.
18:39Are you calling
18:40Angela a liar?
18:41He sneered.
18:43Oops, I think
18:44he would have
18:45hit me right
18:46there.
18:46But Jamie
18:47suddenly worked
18:48her way into
18:49the situation.
18:51Don't I know
18:52you?
18:53She said
18:53cheerfully, looking
18:55right at him.
18:57Sometimes Jamie
18:58seemed oblivious
19:00of situations
19:01that were
19:02happening right
19:03in front of
19:04her.
19:04Wait, yes, I
19:06do.
19:07You work in
19:08the garage
19:09downtown.
19:10Your father's
19:11name is Joe,
19:12and your grandma
19:13lives out on
19:15Foster Road by
19:16the railroad
19:17crossing.
19:18A look of
19:19confusion crossed
19:21Lou's face, as
19:22though he were
19:23trying to put
19:24together a puzzle
19:25with too many
19:26pieces.
19:27How do you
19:28know all that?
19:30What he'd do,
19:31tell you about
19:32me, too.
19:34No, Jamie
19:35said, don't
19:36be silly.
19:37She laughed
19:38to herself.
19:40Only Jamie
19:41could find
19:41humour at a
19:42time like
19:43this.
19:44I saw your
19:45picture in
19:46your grandma's
19:46house.
19:48I was walking
19:49by and she
19:50needed some
19:51help bringing
19:52in the
19:52groceries.
19:54Your picture
19:55was on the
19:56mantle.
19:57Lou was
19:58looking at
19:58Jamie as
19:59though she
19:59had corn
20:00stalks growing
20:01out of her
20:02ears.
20:03Meanwhile, Jamie
20:05was fanning
20:05herself with
20:06her hand.
20:08Well, we
20:09were just
20:09sitting down
20:10to take a
20:11breather from
20:11all that
20:12dancing.
20:13It sure
20:14gets hot
20:15out there.
20:16Would you
20:17like to
20:17join us?
20:19We've got a
20:20couple of
20:20chairs.
20:21I'd love to
20:22hear how your
20:23grandma is
20:24doing.
20:25She sounded
20:26so happy about
20:27it that Lou
20:28didn't know
20:29what to do.
20:31Unlike those
20:31of us who
20:32were used to
20:33this sort of
20:33thing, he'd
20:34never come
20:35across someone
20:36like Jamie
20:36before.
20:38He stood
20:38there for a
20:39moment or
20:40two, trying
20:41to decide if
20:42he should hit
20:42the guy with
20:43the girl who'd
20:44helped his
20:45grandma.
20:46If it sounds
20:47confusing to
20:48you, imagine
20:50what it was
20:50doing to
20:51Lou's
20:52petroleum-damaged
20:53brain.
20:54He finally
20:55skulked off
20:56without
20:57responding,
20:58taking Angela
20:59with him.
21:01Angela had
21:02probably forgotten
21:03how the
21:03whole thing
21:04started anyway
21:05owing to the
21:07amount she'd
21:08had to drink.
21:09Jamie and
21:10I watched
21:11him go, and
21:12when he was a
21:13safe distance
21:14away, I
21:15exhaled.
21:16I hadn't
21:17even realised
21:18I'd been
21:19holding my
21:20breath.
21:21Thanks, I
21:22said, mumbled
21:23sheepishly,
21:24realising
21:25that Jamie
21:27Jamie was
21:28the one
21:28who'd saved
21:29me from
21:30grave bodily
21:31harm.
21:32Jamie looked
21:33at me
21:33strangely.
21:35For what?
21:36she asked, and
21:37when I didn't
21:38exactly spell
21:39it out for
21:40her, she
21:41went right
21:41back into
21:42her story
21:43about Bible
21:44school, as
21:45if nothing
21:46had happened
21:47at all.
21:48But this
21:48time I
21:49found myself
21:50actually
21:51listening to
21:52her, at
21:52least with
21:53one of my
21:54ears, it
21:55was the
21:56least I
21:57could do.
21:58It turns
21:59out that it
22:00wasn't the
22:01last we
22:02saw of
22:02either Lou
22:03or Angela
22:04that evening.
22:06The two
22:06glasses of
22:07punch had
22:08really done
22:09Angela in,
22:10and she
22:11threw up
22:12all over
22:12the ladies'
22:13restroom.
22:15Lou, being
22:16the classy
22:17guy he
22:17was, left
22:19when he
22:19heard her
22:20retching,
22:20sort of
22:21slinking
22:22out the
22:23way he
22:23came in,
22:24and that
22:25was the
22:25last I
22:26saw of
22:27him.
22:28Jamie, as
22:29fate would
22:30have it, was
22:31the one who
22:32found Angela
22:33in the
22:34bathroom, and
22:35it was obvious
22:36that Angela
22:37wasn't doing
22:38too well.
22:40The only
22:40option was to
22:41clean her up
22:42and take her
22:43home before the
22:44teachers found
22:45out about it.
22:46getting drunk
22:48was a big
22:49deal back
22:49then, and
22:50she'd be
22:51looking at
22:52suspension,
22:53maybe even
22:54expulsion, if
22:55she got
22:56caught.
22:57Jamie, bless
22:59her heart,
23:00didn't want
23:01that to
23:01happen any
23:02more than
23:03I did.
23:04Though I
23:05would have
23:05thought otherwise
23:06if you'd
23:07asked me
23:07beforehand,
23:09owing to
23:09the fact that
23:10Angela was a
23:11minor and in
23:12violation of
23:13the law.
23:14She'd also
23:15broken another
23:16one of
23:17Hegbert's
23:17rules for
23:18proper
23:18behaviour.
23:20Hegbert
23:21frowned on
23:22law-breaking
23:23and drinking,
23:24and though
23:25it didn't
23:26get him
23:26going like
23:27fornication,
23:28we all
23:29knew he
23:30was deadly
23:30serious, and
23:32we assumed
23:33Jamie felt
23:34the same
23:35way, and
23:36maybe she
23:37did, but
23:38her helper
23:38instinct must
23:40have taken
23:40over.
23:41She probably
23:42took one
23:43look at
23:44Angela and
23:45thought,
23:45wounded
23:46critter or
23:47something like
23:48that, and
23:49took immediate
23:50charge of the
23:51situation.
23:52I went off
23:54and located
23:55Eric behind
23:56the bleachers,
23:57and he agreed
23:58to stand guard
24:00at the bathroom
24:00door while
24:01Jamie and I
24:02went in to
24:03tidy it up.
24:05Angela had
24:05done a
24:06marvellous job,
24:07I tell you.
24:09The puke was
24:10everywhere except
24:11except the
24:11toilet, the
24:13walls, the
24:14floor, the
24:15sinks even on
24:16the ceiling,
24:17though don't
24:18ask me how
24:19she did
24:19that.
24:20So there
24:21I was, perched
24:23on all fours,
24:24cleaning up
24:25puke at the
24:26homecoming
24:27dance in my
24:28best blue
24:28suit, which
24:30was exactly
24:31what I had
24:31wanted to
24:32avoid in the
24:33first place.
24:34And Jamie,
24:36my date, was
24:38on all fours,
24:39two, doing
24:40exactly the
24:42same thing.
24:43I could
24:43practically hear
24:45Carrie laughing
24:46a squeaky,
24:47maniacal laugh
24:49somewhere in
24:50the distance.
24:51We ended up
24:53sneaking out
24:54the back door
24:55of the gym,
24:56keeping Angela
24:57stable by
24:58walking on
24:59either side of
25:00her.
25:01She kept
25:01asking where
25:02Lou was, but
25:03Jamie told
25:04her not to
25:05worry.
25:06She had a
25:07real soothing
25:08way of talking
25:09to Angela,
25:10though Angela
25:11was so far
25:12gone, I doubt
25:13if she even
25:14knew who
25:15was speaking.
25:16We loaded
25:18Angela into
25:19the back seat
25:20of my car,
25:21where she
25:21passed out
25:22almost immediately,
25:24although not
25:25before she'd
25:26vomited once
25:27more on the
25:28floor of the
25:29car.
25:30The smell
25:31was so awful
25:32that we had
25:33to roll down
25:34the windows
25:34to keep
25:35from gagging,
25:36and the drive
25:37to Angela's
25:38house seemed
25:39extra long.
25:41Her mother
25:42answered the
25:43door, took
25:44one look at
25:44her daughter,
25:46and brought
25:46her inside
25:47without so much
25:48as a word
25:49of thanks.
25:51I think she
25:52was embarrassed,
25:53and we really
25:54didn't have much
25:55to say to her
25:56anyway.
25:57The situation
25:58pretty much
25:59spoke for itself,
26:01by the time
26:02we dropped
26:02her off,
26:03it was 10.45,
26:05and we drove
26:06straight back
26:07to Jamie's.
26:09I was really
26:10worried when
26:11we got there
26:12because of the
26:13way she looked
26:14and smelled,
26:15and I said
26:16a silent prayer
26:17hoping that
26:18Hegbert wasn't
26:20awake.
26:21I didn't want
26:22to have to
26:23explain this to
26:24him.
26:24Oh, he'd
26:26probably listen
26:27to Jamie if
26:28she was the
26:28one who told
26:29him about
26:30it, but I
26:32had the sinking
26:32feeling that
26:34he'd find a
26:34way to blame
26:35me anyway, so
26:37I walked her
26:38to the door,
26:39and we stood
26:40outside under
26:41the port.
26:43Jamie crossed
26:44her arms and
26:45smiled a little,
26:47looking just as
26:48if she'd come
26:49in from an
26:50evening stroll
26:51where she
26:52decontemplated
26:53the beauty of
26:55the world.
26:55Please don't
26:57tell your
26:58father about
26:59this, I
27:00said.
27:00I won't, she
27:02said.
27:03She kept on
27:04smiling when
27:05she finally
27:06turned my
27:07way.
27:08I had a
27:09good time
27:09tonight.
27:10Thank you
27:11for taking
27:12me to the
27:13dance.
27:14Here she
27:15was, covered
27:16in puke,
27:17actually thanking
27:18me for the
27:19evening.
27:21Jamie Sullivan
27:22could really
27:23drive a guy
27:24crazy sometimes,
27:25thanks for
27:27watching.
27:28I hope you
27:29enjoyed chapter
27:30three of A
27:31Walk to
27:32Remember.
27:33Stay tuned,
27:35chapter four
27:35will be released
27:36on the 7th of
27:37November, 2025.
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