>>>One of the ladies travels 900 miles with the plan of kidnapping
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>>Our joke at the office today was "Mad? Like drive 900 miles in a diaper mad?"
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>That's mad. LOL
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>(Did she really drive 900 miles in a diaper? I have missed today's developments and disclosures).
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>To me it's ultimately a sad story, a story of broken dreams. Most of us have been there. We may not turn murderous when a lover discards us but we can sympathize with the hurt.

Except that according to her own admission, their relationship was "more than a working relationship but less than a romantic relationship"

That makes it sound like they were good friends. Very strange.

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>Holy moley. One never knows when the blow might fall, as Graham Greene once wrote. (If you want to read a perfect opening paragraph, check out "The Third Man"). I have been vaguely planning to write a novel for so long and have held back for lack of a compelling topic. "He writes good but he don't got nothing to say" -- William Faulkner. I can run with this one. I even have the opening paragraph. It's a scroll or so down so those who don't like obscenities can exit now.
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>"You f***er," she thought.
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>(Asterisks provided by the UT. They will not be in the galleys).