By seven, Sally had finished taking care of everything and quickly went by the restaurant where she used to work to get some breakfast. It was not very far from her house and she was grateful for this fact. The last thing she wanted to do was to drive around with her belongings in the car and let anyone who saw her know that she was moving. Erin was at the restaurant and Sally bade her goodbye, finally telling her that she was leaving the Tulsa for good. She did not say where she was going, though.
“I'll miss you,” Erin said, looking somewhat sad. Sally realized that she was something of a loner too. In the time that they had known each other, she had never met any of Erin’s friends. She was not even sure if she had a boyfriend.
“Where did you say you were moving to again? Perhaps I can
