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 Part.4

    They arrived at CD"s the same time that Sydney got there.
    "Hey you two!" Sydney said.
    "Hi Sydney," Kym said as they walked into the building.
    The other rangers and DA were all seated around a table in the middle of the room.  CD"s was rather busy.
    'This is a nice place' thought Kym as she sat down next to Gage.
    "Hi guys," Kym said.  She smiled as Tommy joined the table.  The waitress came around and everyone ordered.   They talked amongst themselves while eating.  During the meal, Kym leaned over to Tommy.  "I like your friends.  They are so nice and friendly."
     Tommy smiled as Trivette called, "Hey!  No whispering at the table!"
     Kym smiled as everyone laughed.  Everyone finished eating and walker looked at Kym.  She could tell from the look on his face that it was serious.  "Kym, you said that no one ever solved your case, right?"
     Kym's face clouded over, "Right."
     "Maybe we can help you.  Alex got permission form a judge to reopen your case, if you want.  It may not be easy, but we may be able to catch whoever did this.  Now, do you want us to try this, or not?"
     Kym got a firm look on her face and without hesitating said, "Absolutely."
     "Okay then.  We may need you to help us out, but whenever you need a break, let us know," Gage said.
     "Thanks," Kym smiled.
     Everyone began getting ready to leave.  Tommy and Kym said good-bye and stepped outside with Gage and Trivette.
      "I hope we can help you Kym," Gage put his hand on her shoulder.
      "I hope so too.  Thanks again," Kym handed Gage a piece of paper.  "If you guys need to get a hold of me, that's my number," Kym smiled and followed Tommy to his Geo.
      They got in and drove toward the Malloy's.
      "well, it's eight o'clock, Trent and Chantal should be gone now, for two whole  weeks!  Yea!" Tommy smiled.
      Kym looked at him, "Thomas Joseph Malloy, I cannot believe. you're being so mean!"
      "I'm trying hard to be nice, but he's acting like such a jerk!" Tommy said.
      Kym placed her hand behind his neck, "I know it, and it's going to be hard, but Trent feels like he's responsible for you."
    "Well he doesn't need to.  I can take care of myself, and I don't want to move out  of MY room.  I wish I could move out of the house."
    "well, I would say you could move into mine, but your mom wouldn't be happy and it wouldn't look good.  Even though we would have different rooms and all."
     "That's a great idea!" Tommy's eyes lit up.
     "No, it's not."
     "Yes, it is!  It would be like rooming for college!  Please Kymmy?"
     "Tommy your family will be SO mad at me.  I have the adjoining little house, but I think you should give the Trent thing some time.  If you live for three weeks with Trent in the house and still find it unbearable, then maybe we can work something out."
      Tommy pulled his car into the driveway, "Thanks Kym.  I will try it, but I can tell you now that it's not going to work." He and Kym got out of the car and he walked her to hers.  "Thank-you for hanging out with me."
      "Did I have a choice?  You were so cute and kind of short, I just can't resist it.  I don't know what's wrong with me," they both laughed and Tommy kissed Kym.
      "Someday, I want to marry you," Tommy whispered.
      "That's sweet Tommy, but can it wait a couple of years?" Kym smiled and kissed him once more.  "I'll see you tomorrow Tommy." She squeezed his hand as he opened her door.
      "Bye Kym.  Drive careful!" Tommy said as he shut her door.  He waved until he could no longer see her truck down the road.