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said Patrick, “And I love you so much.”  Patrick kneeled down on the bed and gave Diane a hug that resembled a chokehold.
     
                  “Am I supposed to be enjoying this?” said Diane.
     
                  “That depends,” said Patrick, “Are you?”
     
                  “Don’t flatter yourself,” said Diane.
     
                  “Well, I was just using you to get near Gigi,” said Patrick.  Patrick got up and went back to his chair.
     
                  “Always a bridesmaid never a bride,” said Diane, getting up and heading toward the bathroom.
     
                  “And what’s your strategy?” said Alan, “Love ‘em and leave ‘em.”
     
                  “My strategy is love ‘em, love ‘em, love ‘em,” said Patrick, “Then love ‘em some more, then leave ‘em.”  Diane started laughing as she came back into the main room with her Tequila and margarita mix. 
     
                  “He’s a charmer,” said Diane, “I’ll take him.”
     
                  “Are you that drunk already?” said Tanis.
     
                  “Not yet,” said Diane, “But that’s the plan.”  Diane held up her bottles as a forewarning.
     
                  “Here to help you in that plan is Justerini and his sidekick, Brooks ,” said Alan.
     
                  “No, I don’t want Scotch,” said Diane, “I’ve got here cheap tequila and lime margarita mix.”
     
                  “Do we have limes?” said Bryan.
     
                  “No,” said Hagan.
     
                  “Then you wanna just drink tequila and the mix together?,” said Alan.
     
                  “Well,” said Diane, “Patrick’s such a charmer I was wondering if he’d be so kind as to go grab some salt packets from the restaurant.”
     
                  “Salt packets,” said Patrick.
     
                  “Come on,” said Yvette, “A lady’s asking.”
     
                  “Ok,” said Patrick, “If the Queen of Diamonds makes it worth my while.”
     
                  “Promise,” said Diane.
     
                  “You guys all saw that,” said Patrick.  Patrick got up from his chair and walked over the boys’ bed and landed on the floor.  He walked toward the door.
     
                  “Use your training,” said Tanis.
     
                  “Well,” said Patrick, “I wouldn’t use yours because you were last on forms.”
     
                  “But I was first in the physical trials,” said Tanis.
     
                  “Yeah,” said Patrick, “First out of the girls.”  Patrick opened the door then shut it behind him.
     
                  “Smart man,” said Alan.
     
                  “Asshole,” said Diane.
     
                  “Yeah,” said Alan, “But he left right on time.”  Hagan brought Alan his bottle of scotch.  Diane held out her right pinky finger and wiggled it quick.
     
                  “Wrapped,” said Diane, “I got that boy wrapped.”
     
                  “Can we get that ice bucket on the dresser?” said Alan.
     
                  “Yeah,” said Hagan, “Good idea.”
     
                  “Do we play another drinking game?” said Bryan.
     
                  “Cuz the last one worked out so well or what?” said Tanis.
     
                  “How about this?” said Georgia, “How about we talk about what we liked most and least about the last forty-two weeks.”
     
                  “Good idea, Gigi” said Yvette from Georgia’s lap.
     
                  “Well then,” said Bryan, “Who goes