just-,” Lisa sputtered furiously. She could have wound on for hours, except for “Oh that’s the fact that Virginia managed to interrupt her. of the here comes your car, Mrs. she said as she married life, “Speaking Morallis,” pointed down the road. The car Virginia had noticed was spluttering down the campus road in a unique state of disrepair. The front bumper was rusted, the paint was starting to chip, and the steering wheel seem to be completely obedient. Eldon could be seen through the windshield, sitting in didn’t the seat, grinning and bobbing his head along to the song he must have been humming. driver’s Margo laughed as she buried her head in her hands, not “Oh please! Don’t!” “That car’s mine. It will never be That junker is mine. all Eldon.” Lisa laughed as the car pulled closer. She stuck her tongue out at her friend. get in “Go your car Mrs. Morallis, we miss you won’t ‘round here.” Margo rolled her eyes and stood as his car rumbled up the curb and came to the smoothest stop the could manage. Eldon leaned across the passenger seat, unwound the “junker” window crank, and poked his head out of the window. there Goh, how ya Eldon inquired cordially. His eyes focused on his “Hey doin’ ladies?” new wife and his mouth stretched into a joyful, goofy grin. Without waiting for either Lisa or Virginia to respond, he asked you ready to go, Margo “Are dear?” Margo gave him a tamed smile. “Uh-huh, yeah,”
“Oh that’s just-,” Lisa sputtered furiously. She could have wound on for hours, except for the fact that Virginia managed to interrupt her. “Speaking of the married life, here comes your car, Mrs. Morallis,” she said as she pointed down the road. The car Virginia had noticed was spluttering down the campus road in a unique state of disrepair. The front bumper was rusted, the paint was starting to chip, and the steering wheel didn’t seem to be completely obedient. Eldon could be seen through the windshield, sitting in the driver’s seat, grinning and bobbing his head along to the song he must have been humming. “Oh please! Don’t!” Margo laughed as she buried her head in her hands, “That car’s not mine. It will never be mine. That junker is all Eldon.” Lisa laughed as the car pulled closer. She stuck her tongue out at her friend. “Go get in your car Mrs. Morallis, we won’t miss you ‘round here.” Margo rolled her eyes and stood as his car rumbled up the curb and came to the smoothest stop the “junker” could manage. Eldon leaned across the passenger seat, unwound the window crank, and poked his head out of the window. “Hey there Goh, how ya doin’ ladies?” Eldon inquired cordially. His eyes focused on his new wife and his mouth stretched into a joyful, goofy grin. Without waiting for either Lisa or Virginia to respond, he asked Margo “Are you ready to go, dear?” “Uh-huh, yeah,” Margo gave him a tamed smile.
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