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friends had labeled their romance a comingtogether of oppositesquiet, scholarly Leonard, bookish and quite distinguished looking boisterous, gregarious Anna, freshman member of the cheerleading squad, nightowl and tennis player.
It would have been difficult to find two more unevenlymatched students on the whole campus, yet it was almost love at first sight, Second or third date, anyway, and plans for marriage in the air before midterm exams were being fretted about, They had their future all mapped outcollege degrees for both of them and then a business administration master's for Leonard followed by an assured topechelon position that would both utilize Leonard's flair for computer science and provide them both with the standard of living they expected.
But little Richie had changed all of that before the end of their second year as Mr, and Mrs. Melton Anna's doctor had advised her to stay away from birthcontrol pills for a while, as the strain of going to college and running a household was starting to wear on her, and the pills just made her more depressed and irritable.
So it just happened, their adorable son, now almost a year old, was born before Leonard graduated, and any plans of graduate school studies went out with the first load of dirty diapers.

Twelve months in Pine Junction was going to be sheer purgatory for Leonard and Anna, cut off from friends and family, from even the merest pleasures like good conversation and social life, but they lived for the day they could move out of there and into a better assignment, possibly an assistant managership in one of the company's regional sales offices.
But this inthefield training was obligatory and his progress with ABC hinged on that allimportant evaluation his immediate superior would prepare in six months, And that superior was Jake Ralston
Jake had once been considered an outsider himself in Pine Junction, though his position as manager of the truck terminal gave him a certain added respect in the closeknit community, as the terminal offered muchneeded employment and income to Pine Junction, but there was another reason for his quick acceptance as well.
Jake was a man that no one dared rebuff, for he had the presence of sheer physical power about him, a giant of a man who commanded authority wherever he went, often garnered

at the threat of a few broken bones.
Jake minced no words when it came to giving orders, and it seemed to Leonard that practically everybody in town took orders from Ralston at one time or another, He was accepted as a necessary evil, a man with few friends but no outspoken enemies, .

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