My lies catch up with me
But she was glad she didn't have to answer her any more today and said quickly, "Okay mom, enjoy your bridge night and I'll come by tomorrow and tell you everything.
" o'clock for lunch,' suggested Alice. "I'll cook us something nice and then we can talk in private."
"All right, see you tomorrow at noon," Jill agreed.
Relieved, she hung up the phone and snuggled back sadly on her couch.
Despite her melancholy, Jill got up the next morning, showered and drove to the supermarket to buy some groceries. She also took a newspaper with her, which had a large article on the front page about the events of the show and Harriet's machinations. She studied the report carefully; it largely agreed with w
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