Wrapping his arm around a slender woman at his side, the man continued: "This is my wife, Joyce."
"It's a pleasure to meet you, ma'am," said Big Mike. "This is Jeanine, my better half...and,our son, Mike, Jr." "These are the Potains. Jim is one of our new floor supervisors," Big Mike said by way of explanation.
"Good to meet you, young man." Jim said with a wide toothy grin as he thrust a freckled hand towards Mike. "Your dad tells me you're about the same age as our kids. Actually, that's them right over there. Mary...Desmond...c'mere. I want you to meet some people!" Jim hollered across the largely empty sanctuary.
As Mike turned, his face suddenly grew hot and his heart felt like the wagon sounded whenever his dad revved the engine.
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