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The Fortune Cookie (Revised) Part 30 Tuesday came and Paula had arranged a meeting with her mother for Wednesday. Laura was to meet her at school and attend the college event with her. The exams were now playing on her mind again as their beginning was now very close. "Morning beautiful," said Kelly. She was waiting outside the school walls and called Paula into a corner. "If we have to be secret, then so be it. My love for you is no secret though," she added, sharing a kiss with Paula. "How's your dad?" asked Paula as they headed into school. "Talking but still miserable," said Kelly. "Seems to have sunk in that he is soon to be out of work." "How about his attitude to you?" added Paula. "I'm spending more time in my room. Mom feels he'll press me if I'm around him," said Kelly. "Any idea on what we'll be doing in PE?" asked Paula. "Nope. But of course, you have only had one lesson and that was a block run," said Kelly. They headed inside upon the bell sounding and said goodbye till dinner. The lessons that day were all focused on making sure pupils were ok with every aspect of each subject. Paula was taking the opportunity to get better acquainted with trigonometry, still her least favourite part of maths. When dinner came at last, Paula went back to what they might be doing in PE that afternoon. "Might be tennis," said Linda. "But judging by the look of the sky, don't bet on it." Indeed, the sky had took a turn for the worse late in the morning and was now full of dark clouds. "Kevin. No need to remind me this weekend," said Paula. "Silverstone next." "Your memory is working again?" said Kevin. "Inviting me to watch with you?" "The invite is on until I say so, so I'm expecting you on Sunday," said Paula. Linda and Kelly just smiled. They knew that Paula still valued this friendship. "Looks like any outdoor activities are off," said Alicia. They looked to the nearest window and saw that rain was now coming down heavily. "Oh shit! I didn't bring my umbrella!" said Kelly. "Let's hope it stops before we head home," said Mike. All were agreed on that. Before the afternoon PE lessons, all 11th year students were given a timetable for the exams. All exams were marked down on them. The form tutor then went through the subjects for each student. "You only need to attend school for exams," said Miss Kenner, Paula's form tutor. "I trust you know which subjects you've been taking for the past 5 years." "I've forgotten miss," said one student, hoping to get a reaction. "No you haven't," said Miss Kenner, not in the mood for jokes. Paula looked down at her timetable. All the major subjects were during the first week. The second week saw fewer subjects. In fact, that last week even had two days off. "Don't think that any spare time is to be squandered," added Miss Kenner. "I hope you continue to revise in the spare time you have." The timetable also carried a few rules on it concerning what items were required and which were prohibited. Paula remembered most of them from the mock exams. Paula was slightly late arriving at the girls changing room after form. It didn't matter as it seemed everyone was. "Let me guess, you've had your exam timetable and you've been lectured about it?" asked Linda. "Got it in one," said Paula. "Still raining, I see." "Yep," said Kelly. "I might take the bus into town to meet mom." "You don't mind if I go straight home?" asked Paula. Kelly looked disappointed "I can lend you the bus fare." Before Paula could answer, they were being escorted into the changing room by the teacher. "Well? Do you still want to come into town with me?" asked Kelly. "Ok. If you insist," said Paula. "Thanks," said Kelly and forgetting herself, gave her a quick kiss. "Kel! Watch it, you shouldn't be doing that," said Linda. "Oops, sorry," she said in a low whisper. "Good job no one was looking," said Paula. They found themselves indoors as expected, playing badminton in the gym. Paula had never played before so was glad when she discovered they were playing doubles: she had been paired with Kelly. Four nets had been set up in the gym and the girls took it in turns to practice. The mood was dampened by the sight of the weather. Even Kelly was wondering whether going straight home was a better idea. The rain was still heavy and the sky was angry. A faint rumble added to their woes. "Sounds like a storm," said Paula. "I don't fancy going anywhere in this weather." "I do have my mobile on me in case," said Kelly. "You can borrow it and call home if you like." "Good idea," said Paula. "What about you?" "I'll still catch the bus into town," she replied. When PE was over and they had got changed, they met up with the boys and discussed the horrid weather. Buses were the solution in most cases. Paula was the exception and borrowed Kelly's phone. "Mom. Paula here. I'm just wondering if dad can pick me up." "Because of the weather? Ok, he should be home soon and I'll let him know," said Laura. Paula said goodbye to the others and went and waited in the reception, giving the receptionist the reason for doing so. It overlooked the carpark and meant she could tell when her dad arrived. "Awful weather isn't it?" said the receptionist from behind her counter. "Yes," agreed Paula. It took 20 minutes for Alex to arrive in the car. He drove close to the doors so that Paula hadn't got far to run. "You ok?" he asked as she got into the passenger seat. "Fine. I just didn't want to walk home in this," she replied. "No problem. I wouldn't want to either," said Alex. When they arrived home, Paula headed upstairs and prepared to take a shower. "Dreadful weather Laura," said Alex, taking off his coat. "Noticed it from the kitchen window," she replied. "Plus Jo came back absolutely drenched." Joanne came downstairs at that moment. "Had to wait for the bus, ruddy thing was late," she said. * * * After taking her shower, Paula went to her room and picked up her phone. She decided to see how Kelly was, and whether she had survived the downpour. But there was no answer. She decided to leave a message. She then tried Alicia. "Oh, you're home, I see," said Paula. "Yes, and brought back several gallons of water," she joked. "But home nonetheless," replied Paula. "Yes. So, how can I help you?" asked Alicia. "Just something to do. Just tried Kelly but got no answer," "Maybe she's busy. Plus you know her problems," said Alicia. "Any chance of coming over at the weekend?" "Sure. What day do you want to come?" "It will have to be Saturday. Got the British Grand Prix on Sunday," said Paula. "Ok, Saturday. I'll let Kelly know. Anything else?" said Alicia. "No, nothing else. See you tomorrow," said Paula. "See you." After putting the phone down, she went over to the television and checked the channels. There was WRC on Eurosport which pleased her. She lay on her bed and watched it. As she did so, the phone rang. "Oh hi Kelly. What happened?" "I got held up. Buses were late. My mom and I have only just got in," said Kelly. "You got home alright?" "Yes. Called Alicia and she got home too," replied Paula. "I've arranged to go round to her place on Saturday." "Have you?" said Kelly. "Ok, I'll phone her, once I've had a decent shower." "You do that then. Bye love," "Bye," said Kelly. The WRC was on for a few hours which pleased Paula tremendously. She wondered if at any time she would see that female mechanic. However, it never came to be, for the cameras focused little on the activity in the pits. When she came down for dinner, she told Laura about Saturday and another visit to Alicia's. "You could arrange to go every Saturday if you like," said Alex. "Or even invite her over here." "Going to her place at least means meeting Kelly," said Paula. "Well, isn't her mom allowing her to visit here?" asked Joanne. "It's dependant on her dad," said Paula. "He might find out." "But can't they keep it in the dark?" asked Joanne. "Kelly's sexuallity is no secret to either of her parents and she has been open about seeing Paula since Paula came into being," said Laura. "Changing the subject, I got my exam timetable today," said Paula. "Ok, so how many free days do you have?" asked Joanne. "Just the two, both in the final week," she replied. "But you've got free afternoons and mornings?" asked Laura. "Yes, got a few in the second week," said Paula. Paula went back upstairs to see if the WRC was still on, only to find they'd moved on to tennis. "Bother!" she said to herself, as she went over to her desk and picked up her copy of Lord of the Rings. She was just finishing what was officially the first book of six total. Aragorn and the Hobbits had just reached Rivendell and the Black Riders had been washed away by the flooding of the ford. * * * School couldn't finish quickly enough. The lessons may have turned into sessions devoted to reading old notes and exercise books over and over, but they were boring. Mike was very much in agreement with Paula. "I wonder if they really are having a party at the end of next week?" asked Mike. "I don't know, but I did say that last years leavers had one. I'll ask in afternoon form," said Paula. The party talk carried over to dinner. The other girls were also interested in the idea of a party and if so, whether it permitted the use of make-up. "I should imagine so," said Kevin. "You honestly believe they would have us wear our uniforms for such an event?" "I can think of some teachers who would," said Mike. "Anyway, we've got that college thing going on after school today," said Kelly. "Is your mom coming?" asked Paula. "She said she might come," said Kelly. "But it is on for a few hours." "My parents are meeting me here," said Kevin. "Mine too," said Linda. As soon as the final bell rang later that day, Paula and Mike made their way to the main hall. They soon found many other 11th years joining them. They looked in through the large windows that lined the one wall and saw that some of the tables were still being given the final touches. One teacher then noticed the large gathering and drew the curtains. She then came to the door and told the crowd that the event was delayed by 20 minutes. "Oh great," said Mike. "Just what we needed." "At least it gives our parents more time to show," said Linda. She, Kelly and Kevin had arrived minutes after Paula and Mike had. "So, are your parents showing up?" asked Paula to the others. "Yes, but not for another half hour," said Linda. "Just my dad," said Kevin. "Mom's got a load of washing to do." "My mom shouldn't be long," said Kelly. Sure enough, adults were soon joining the group, finding their children as they did. They continued to do so as the hall was finally opened. "Hi mom," said Paula as Laura finally arrived. "Not too late am I?" she asked. "No. They were late opening." They walked together around the tables and spoke to the various college reps. Paula knew the sort of course she wanted and knew that only certain colleges offered it. The one college was a technical college that specialised in engineering courses. Paula was pleased to see that she wasn't the only girl taking an interest. "So, interested in engineering?" asked the one rep, seeing how Paula was taking a keen interest. "Yes. I'm looking to work with motor cars," she replied. "Ok, so this course may suit you," said the rep picking up a leaflet. "Advanced Mechanical Engineering, 2 years," read Paula aloud. She read the rest to herself. "Do you get many girls taking up engineering?" asked Laura. "Quite a few. Not such a man's subject as it used to be," he replied. Paula finished reading the leaflet and kept it. She picked up a leaflet advertising the college in general too. "Do I have to enrol now?" she asked. "You can do if you wish, but heres a form to fill in and send through the post," said the rep. "Or you can apply online." "Thanks," she replied. They continued to walk around and picked up leaflets for more colleges and courses. They soon found time to do other things, such as talk to Miriam Walker. "Found any courses?" asked Paula. "Found a few," said Kelly. They looked at each others leaflets and discovered that they wouldn't be going to same college, regardless of their final choices. "Oh no!" said Kelly. "There has to be one college that does both our desired courses." "There isn't," sighed Paula. Their mothers saw their sad expressions and enquired. "Don't worry about it for now," said Laura. "Who knows what may happen between now and September." "My dad will join a gay rights movement," said Kelly sarcastically. Miriam looked at her daughter sympathetically. "He may change his ways," said Laura. "Fat chance!" said Kelly. "He'll die before he accepts me." "Don't say things like that," said Miriam. "I know he has been unfair to you, but he is still your father." They decided to change the subject and turned to the proposed end of school shopping trip. "I'm all for letting Kelly go," said Miriam. "I'm just wondering what my Mark will be upto by then." "Looking for a job, I hope," said Laura. "I have been prompting him to look in the papers," said Miriam. "But whether he has found anything, I cannot say." After deciding to go home, Kelly and Paula said goodbye to their friends and left together. As they walked home together, along their usual route, their mothers followed behind and talked privately. "They've obviously planned their shopping spree for the Saturday. I think that would be a good time for them to receive their gifts," said Laura. "Do you think so?" asked Miriam. "I think so," replied Laura. "It would be a good time for them to make it formal." "But who's going to ask who?" said Miriam. "Let them decide. They'll both ask the question, I shouldn't guess," smiled Laura. "But as you already know, the answer is already written in stone." "I forgot to ask my form tutor something!" said Paula, suddenly remembering. "What?" asked Kelly. "The leavers party. I'm sure there will be one," she replied. "Just to put you at ease, someone in my form asked the very same question," said Kelly. "And?" asked Paula. "Find some nice clothes to wear, for I'm not partying in these drab clothes," replied Kelly. "Oh great! But what about our ears?" asked Paula. "Wait till the Saturday. They're sure to allow make-up though," said Kelly. "And if any boy tries to dance with you, they can sod off," said Paula. "You said it girl!" smiled Kelly. When they came to the place where they usually parted, the girls left their mothers waiting while they shared a passionate kiss. "Come on you two," said Laura. "I've got dinner to prepare." "Me too," said Miriam. "Bye then," said Paula. "Bye," said Kelly. With that, they headed home. * * * Paula spent the afternoon sifting through the brochures and leaflets that she had picked up. Among the information were dates for open days at the colleges themselves. For now, there were 2 colleges that interested her. The only downside was already known: Kelly wouldn't be going to the same college regardless to which one she picked. "I'm sure you'll get the required grades," said Alex as he browsed the leaflets too. The courses all required C grades or above in English, Maths and Science. Paula had managed those grades in the mock exams so she was quietly confident. "So, which college is Kelly going to?" asked Alex. The large arts college on the outskirts. It deals with art and textiles. Suitable for her, with her fashion design ambitions," said Paula. "Don't fret sis, you should have spare time on your hands to be with her," said Joanne. "It's not usually a 5 day week. It isn't school by a long shot." "If these are the two you are interested in, I suggest you go to the open days," said Alex. "The first is Friday night." "Not a Friday night?" said Laura. "But as it's for Paula's future, we can forgo a night out." "One thing I've just remembered," said Paula. "Sunday marks one month since I became a girl." "Is it now?" said Laura. "Time sure flies." As for that remark, the next few days didn't fly by. Or so Paula thought. By the time Friday came, the news of a leavers party at school had been officially announced. "So, as soon as school ends next Friday," said Miss Kenner. "you'll all have the choice of going home to change or remain here to do so." They had been told that for the course of the school day, they had to wear their uniforms. Once school was over, they would be allowed to change into something more appropriate, whether it be by going home to do so or using the PE changing rooms to do so. Girls were also given the all clear to wear make-up. "So, what are you going to do?" asked Linda. "Get changed here, or do it at home?" "May do it here," said Kelly. "Would be quicker." "And would give her the chance to see me naked," said Paula, who had already chosen to use the changing room. Alicia was feeling down. The talk of her friends leaving was weighing on her. She had a further 4 weeks of school left, and despite having friends in her own year, she had become quite attached to her friends from Year 11. "We'll visit every weekend," said Kelly "And then when the summer holidays arrive, who knows?" "And you're free to visit me," said Mike. "And I've made it clear to my parents that I don't want you forced into any religious arrangements you don't want." "You what?" asked Alicia. "You're defying your parents for me?" "I want to continue our relationship and well, I'm thinking of you," said Mike. "So, my sexuallity is no longer a problem?" she added. "You're not thinking of cheating?" he asked. Paula and Kelly looked at her and sighed. They knew what she was thinking. "No," said Alicia. "It's best that I put that part of me to one side." She looked to Paula and Kelly again. They just smiled warmly at her. "Unless you want a threesome," suggested Kevin. He looked at the reaction that that got. It was greeted with stern faces. "For a start off, we don't do boys," said Kelly. "And if you're thinking of being the third person?!" said Linda with a face that was cold. "No, I wasn't suggesting that," he trembled. "No. It wouldn't work," said Alicia. "I want my relationship with Mike to work." After school, Kelly and Paula were about to make their way home when Alicia, along with Mike, stopped them. "I would have liked it, to try it with another girl," she told them. "But it's best if I don't. Besides, you have each other." "We do. Well, you're making the right choice," said Paula. "And look after him, he's trouble you know." "Steady on, I'm not that bad," said Mike. He then noticed the smile on Paula's face. "I just hope you don't do stand up, or there'll be a use for rotten vegetables," added Paula. "My jokes are not terrible," he retorted. "No, they're rubbish," said Alicia, smiling. "See you Saturday then," said Paula as she and Kelly set off for home. "So, what mood will your dad be in today?" asked Paula to Kelly. "No idea," she replied. "At least he has been looking for a new job." "That's good. I hope he gets one," said Paula. "By the way, it's been almost a month since I got my girlhood." "Is it?" said Kelly. "I wouldn't have thought." "It is, but no little celebration. Just watching more racing with Kevin," said Paula. "By the way, I'm going to a college open day this evening." "So, you'll be going straight home then?" said Kelly. "Yes. No problems?" "Not at all," smiled Kelly. After a lingering kiss, they parted and headed off to their respective destinations. Upon arriving home, Paula took a shower and changed into casual clothes. Seeing that the college visit would take most of the evening, they decided to all go, with the promise of buying fish and chips on the way home. Upon arriving at the college, they went round, joined by numerous other families. Paula noticed faces she recognised from school and many she did not. There were tutors and students on hand giving demonstrations of the various subjects. "I wonder what subjects I'd be taking?" asked Paula. "Who knows?" said Alex. "Ask this person here." Paula asked the person who was demonstrating the use of CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing) on a computer. "You want to go into the motor racing industry? Well, it might pay to learn design and manufacturing," he replied. "Actually, I want to be either a mechanic or driver," said Paula. "It still might help if you did design. After all, racecars rely on heavy design work for performance," he added. "And a good driver," said Paula, who now felt the need to demonstrate her knowledge of the sport. "Well I never! She knows her stuff," said the man. "Is there anything we can teach her?" They continued to walk around and they passed a table display for the National Union of Students. "Worth joining, as you get discounts at restaurants and clothing stores," said the main rep. "Do they have anything for gay rights?" asked Paula. "This college does have a LGBT group if thats what you mean?" said the rep. "They've got a table down that corridor." With that information, they located the table and picked up leaflets. "I think some of these might come in handy for Kelly's parents," said Paula. "Has your girlfriend got parent trouble then?" asked a man at the table. "Yes, well just her dad now," said Paula. "Her mom has come to accept her. Her dad is just not budging." "By all means then, take her some leaflets," said the man. "Her problem is all too commonplace." "Thanks," said Paula, who picked up a few badges too. For the most part, Laura and Joanne stayed in the reception and helped themselves to drinks (they were offering free orange squash at a nearby table.). Alex walked around with Paula and even stopped with her for some informative lectures that were being provided. By the time they were finished looking around, Paula was finding herself inclined to enrol here. "You sure you don't want to visit the other college first?" asked Alex. "I like this place," said Paula. "Plus it's not far on the bus." "So, is that a definite yes?? he asked. ?Yes," said Paula. With that, they found a table and filled in an enrolment form as best as possible. They then took it to over to a desk for a college staff member to process. ?We'll need your exam results, but no need to worry. No one can provide them yet," she smiled. ?You need my birth certificate too, but I didn't bring that with me," said Paula. ?No need to worry," said the woman behind the desk. With everything else sorted, they headed back to the car and made their way home, with a stop at the local chippy enroute. * * * The next day, Saturday, saw Paula getting ready to visit Alicia again. Deciding to wear her jeans this time, she picked up the leaflets that she had obtained from the LGBT table and put them in her hand bag. Alex took her the short way in the car and she was welcomed as warmly as ever. ?Morning Paula," said Mary. ?First as usual.? ?I know," replied Paula. ?She in her room?? ?Yes, as always. Been doing revision for her mock exams," replied Mary. Paula went upstairs and found Alicia at her desk, her head bent low over a book. ?I think you've done enough revision," said Paula. ?Oh hi. Sorry, teachers have been telling us to do more," said Alicia. She got up and embraced Paula. ?Watching the final part of Lord of the Rings today?? asked Paula. ?Sure," said Alicia. To prove this, she picked up the box for ?Return of the King.? ?The one that got all the Oscars," said Paula. ?Thats the one. Nice jeans by the way," said Alicia, now sitting on her bed. ?Thanks, but it's the only pair I have for now," said Paula. ?Only pair?? said Alicia with a shocked tone. ?I'd get a few more pairs. Go for a denim skirt too.? ?I do need a few more items of clothing," agreed Paula. ?Just fed up with this being short.? ?Your hair isn't short. Not now at least," said Alicia. ?Short is above your ears. Blimey, even your neck is almost covered.? ?But it's not shoulder length," said Paula. ?I have to lean my head back for it to touch them.? ?Oh stop complaining. It's growing nicely and in a few months, you'll have hair that will rival mine," said Alicia. ?Well, at least after next week I'll be able to let my nails grow again," said Paula. ?Lucky you. I've still got to wait a few weeks yet," said Alicia. ?Nah, I'm not mad. I'm glad to see you enjoying your new life.? It wasn't long before Kelly arrived and they could get on with watching Return of the King. ?How far have you got through the book?? asked Alicia as she put the first disk in the player. ?Just started book 2," said Paula. ?Two Towers?? said Kelly. No, book 2. Second half of Fellowship," said Paula. ?It's 6 books total.? ?Oh," said Kelly. ?Wait till she finds out that Saruman doesn't die in the Two Towers, but at the very end of the book," said Alicia. ?What?? said Paula in amazement. ?You've ruined the book for her now," said Kelly. They went onto watch the film as usual with Mary providing drinks halfway through. It wasn't until the film was finished, that Paula retrieved the leaflets from her bag. ?I picked these up from the college. I thought they might be useful to you," she said to Kelly. ?They might be of interest to my mom, but as my for my dad, I'm not sure," she replied. ?Take them anyway," said Paula. ?If there is a way of making your dad accept you, we must find it.? ?I'm not sure if there is," said Kelly. ?So, how was the college?? asked Alicia. ?Very good," said Paula. ?I hope to get the necessary skills from there as from September.? ?You've enroled?? asked Kelly. ?Exam results pending," added Paula. ?But yes, I've put my name down.? ?How about you?? asked Alicia to Kelly. ?There's an open day on Tuesday for the college I hope to attend," said Kelly. ?I know I've said it before, but I'm gonna miss you guys," said Alicia. ?And we've said we'll continue to see you in the summer and beyond," said Paula. ?Thanks," said Alicia. ?And Kelly, tell this young woman here that her hair is no longer short.? ?Too short maybe, but not short," said Kelly, now running her fingers through Paula's hair. ?You must love the feeling of it covering your ears?? ?I do," said Paula. ?But I want to feel it flowing down my back too.? ?It will do, my love," said Kelly, now facing Paula and preparing to kiss her. ?I can't wait to make love to you, I want you now.? She started to kiss Paula on the neck and started to fondle her thighs. Paula began to moan slightly but came to and pulled away. ?Not again. What this time?? said Kelly, frustratedly. ?I want the right time," said Paula. ?And when that time comes, I'll spend all night making love to you.? She pulled Kelly into a hug and stroked her golden hair. ?Paula is right," said Alicia. ?You only have one first time and you want it to be special.? They spent the next hour talking about clothes and make-up. Alicia had got some magazines she wanted to show off. She also put some music on while they talked. ?So I take it you'll both be having your hair done next week?? said Alicia. ?I might try having my hair wavy," said Kelly, looking at Paula for a reaction. ?I don't know about me, it still needs to grow a bit more," said Paula. ?I think you're right," said Alicia. ?You've got a good style already. But a trim wouldn't hurt.? ?Get rid of those split ends," said Kelly, noticing the look on Paula's face. ?You always get them.? ?I wonder how many of these female celebs realise that they have girls drooling over them as well?? asked Paula. She was perusing a gossip magazine. ?They must do," said Kelly. ?And I'm sure plenty have tried it with another woman.? ?They have," said Alicia. ?Some celebs have already admitted it. That one from Sex and the City started dating a woman.? ?You mean Cynthia Nixon? I know, her girlfriend is a boy wannabe," said Kelly with a huff. ?You mean butch?? said Alicia. ?I like girls," said Kelly ?And I mean girls. Not ones who pass themselves off as boys.? ?Unlike that lesbian woman who decided to have a sex change but kept her bits to have children. First pregnant man, apparently," said Alicia. ?Why become a man if she wanted kids?? asked Paula. ?Publicity stunt?? said Kelly. ?I just don't get it. I'd like to have children with Paula but can't decide who wants to do it.? ?Why don't both of you?? said Alicia. ?Paula, do you want to become pregnant?? ?I have been asked this and I'm actually interested in becoming so," said Paula. At that moment, she imagined holding a baby to her swollen breast and letting it feed. She found the thought very pleasant and made it known. ?I would very much like to be a mother," she said. ?But what about your career?? asked Kelly. ?You really want to be a rally driver, don't you?? ?Yes I do," she replied. She realised the problem. That career would take her across Europe and maybe the rest of the world, making the job of being a mother awkward. ?Cross that bridge when you come to it," said Alicia. ?Still a busy few years before then, for both of you.? ?You're right," said Kelly. ?But it's clear, Paula and I do want to raise a family.? After finishing another glass of orange squash each, they said their goodbyes. Paula and Kelly left together, happy that they had been allowed to do so. ?I didn't want to ask whilst there, but how's your dad?? asked Paula. ?Apparently, he was invited by the other dismissed workers to a pub for a few drinks," said Kelly. ?He came back in a taxi, apparently slightly drunk.? ?Let's hope that doesn't become a habit of his," said Paula. Kelly nodded in agreement. They arrived at the point of parting and shared a passionate kiss. ?Having you as my wife will make me the happiest woman in the world," said Paula. ?I'll agree to that," smiled Kelly. ?But more important than a racing trophy?? ?Yes," said Paula. ?Nothing will replace you.? When Paula got home, Laura was quick to point out that she had lipstick on her neck. ?We didn't do it, I swear!? said Paula in defense. ?Kelly just got a little carried away.? ?Ok, you don't look like a lier," said Laura. ?Just go and wash it off. Your dinner is almost ready.?