Brenda Lee, would study every day before work. Trying to learn how to do investigations. She was bound and determined to find out exactly why her mother died. Just because she didn't have much money didn't mean she was stupid. One day the truth would come out. 
While at work, Brenda Lee overheard the customers talking about the expanison of her step father's club. She thought... 'Damn him, where did he get the money? Was there a life insurance policy on mom? I need to find out. I guess I could call Bob and congratulate him. That way I could get him talking, and maybe he would slip up.' 
This is just what Brenda Lee needed, problems with Unit 2..... "LOOK, I told you I can fix the sink. I know about plumbing, I do manage the Laundra-Rama", she said. " Hey, calm down will ya?" Dave said "You are usually pretty nice. What? Are you having a bad day? Come on, when you're done why don't we go sit outside and talk?" Brenda Lee, upset because of her phone call with Bob earlier, (only half listened to Dave), responds by yelling.... "LOOK I CAN'T RIGHT NOW. I HAVE TO FIX THIS STUPID SINK". Dave said... " I know. I said when you're done. Ok? Calm down already". 
Finally Brenda Lee, went out and sat down. Dave (being a nice guy) trys talking to her. "Hey, Brenda Lee, what's going on? What has put you in such a bad mood today? Want to talk about it?" She said, "Sure, why not." To make a long story short, Brenda Lee told Dave all about her mother and the fire. What she thought about Bob. His stinking club, and everthing. Dave said, "Don't worry, I'm sure you'll figure it out. Every thing will be fine, you'll see. If it makes you feel any better, I'll tell you about my problem. But you can't repeat a word of it. Ok?" "Sure, sure I don't pass on secrets. I promise not to say anything to anybody." Brenda Lee answered. Feeling like he could trust her. Dave told Brenda Lee about his father and the blackmailer. By the end of the evening they had gotten pretty close and even liked each other; Alot. Well one thing lead to another and you know, breakfast the next morning was shared. 
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