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<blockquote data-quote="Ray&amp;amp;Donna" data-source="post: 91888" data-attributes="member: 42">As a seasoned author, her goal is to make it interesting <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" />***June 25, 1998—Two weeks laterAfter a few pleasant weeks of being a family, the time had come for Donna to fly back to Washington. She had dropped Margaret off at Ray’s house and was now sitting on the plane as it floated through the fluffy clouds. She thought about how nice things had been the past few weeks. Being in Texas and with Ray just felt…natural. Margaret had always been a happy child, but now she seemed more vibrant, more alive than ever. She felt more alive herself, but was scared to admit it. She had mixed emotions over the whole thing, and was hoping a little time alone would provide her with some clarity. She knew that she still loved Ray, but a part of her couldn’t forget how silly and stubborn he had been during their marriage, and how it had torn them apart. She didn’t want to be resented all over again for being ambitious. During her life as the senator’s wife, she was mainly a hostess and mother. She was able to be involved in politics, but not in the influential manner as before. It was enjoyable if slightly foreign to her. She tried to put those days out of her mind, as that part of her life was over. She thought about Ray, and then tried to push him out of her mind. She tried to engross herself in the in-flight movie. Unfortunately, it was an old western where a cowboy fell in love with a society woman. She decided to take a nap instead.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ray&Donna, post: 91888, member: 42"] As a seasoned author, her goal is to make it interesting :D *** June 25, 1998—Two weeks later After a few pleasant weeks of being a family, the time had come for Donna to fly back to Washington. She had dropped Margaret off at Ray’s house and was now sitting on the plane as it floated through the fluffy clouds. She thought about how nice things had been the past few weeks. Being in Texas and with Ray just felt…natural. Margaret had always been a happy child, but now she seemed more vibrant, more alive than ever. She felt more alive herself, but was scared to admit it. She had mixed emotions over the whole thing, and was hoping a little time alone would provide her with some clarity. She knew that she still loved Ray, but a part of her couldn’t forget how silly and stubborn he had been during their marriage, and how it had torn them apart. She didn’t want to be resented all over again for being ambitious. During her life as the senator’s wife, she was mainly a hostess and mother. She was able to be involved in politics, but not in the influential manner as before. It was enjoyable if slightly foreign to her. She tried to put those days out of her mind, as that part of her life was over. She thought about Ray, and then tried to push him out of her mind. She tried to engross herself in the in-flight movie. Unfortunately, it was an old western where a cowboy fell in love with a society woman. She decided to take a nap instead. [/QUOTE]

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