in purchasing one, either.
Surely her aunt Milly couldn’t have seen Mark and Shelly together in her dream. Not Mark Brady. The two of them were completely ill-suited. A relationship between them wouldn’t last five minutes! Abruptly she reminded herself that she wasn’t supposed to be taking Aunt Milly’s prediction seriously.
‘‘May I go?’’ she asked the paramedic. ‘‘I’m not even bruised.’’
‘‘Yes, but you’ll need to sign here.’’
Shelly did so without bothering to read the statement. Mark, however, seemed to scrutinize every sentence. He would, of course.
‘‘Uh, Mark…’’ Shelly hesitated, and Mark glanced in her direction.
‘‘Thank you,’’ she said simply.
‘‘You’re welcome.’’
Still she delayed leaving.
‘‘You wanted something else?’’
She didn’t know quite how to say this, but she felt the need too strongly to ignore it. ‘‘Don’t take offense at this—I’m sure you’re a really great guy…. I just want you to know I’m not interested in marriage right now.’’
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