Better Safe Than Sorry (Richard and Lola, Jackie and Buck)

[Brad Rose]

Lola returned to her apartment to find a small, white business card wedged in the gap between the front door and the door frame. She pulled it out and read its neatly lettered, almost architectural, handwriting on the back, “Dropped by to say hello, but you weren’t home.” She turned the card over and noticed that Richard’s note had been written on the back of a business card for a psychotherapist, named Jackie Weston. Lola mused for a moment, before turning the door’s unlocked doorknob and opening the front door. I really should start locking my door whenever I go out. This is a nice neighborhood, but it’s better to be safe than sorry.

[Michael Brown]

Is she going to check out the therapist? That's what I want to know. I think I'm falling in love with Lola. I know that whatever Lola wants, Lola gets. Or so I've heard.

[Bob Clay]

Amen.

[Laurita]

Now there's some good advice.