Danny looked around to make sure they were really alone. "Well, are we gettin' back together or not?"
Fran put her hands on her hips and replied," Getting back together! What happen to Heather? You know the girl you dumped and fired me for!"
"Oh, Frannie you still mad about that? I'm sorry, alright. And me and Heather are over," Danny responded. "I want my little dirt devil back."
"Hold it right there, mister," Fran said as she held her arm up to stop Danny from moving any closer. " When did you and Heather break up? And what about the child you two have together?"
"What does any of that matter, now? Heather is gone, and has the kid, and I want to be with you," replied Danny. "I saw your picture in the paper, and you still look sexy, Frannie."
"Well, Danny I'm sorry but it's over. I don't want to get back together with you. I am finally happy in my life, and you can't make me happy," explained Fran. "I used to think you could, but I know better now."
"Wha, is there someone else?" Danny asked. Off Fran's look he continued, "that's it isn't, Frannie. You with some other guy aren't you? Who is he?"
"It's none of your concern Danny. All you need to know is that I am with someone and I am very happy," Fran responded. "Now, would you please leave."
"I'm not leaving until you tell me who this guy is, Frannie," said Danny, his voice getting louder now.
"I don't have to tell you anything, Danny. Now, would you just go already!" Fran responded back in the same volume.
Meanwhile, outside the door stood Maxwell and Niles with their ears pressed against the door listening to what was going on. Niles being the yenta that he was came back to listen in on them right after Maxwell asked him to leave. When he came back he was surprised to find Maxwell outside the door listening.
"I can't hear a bloody thing!" Maxwell said.
"Oh, move over sir. Let a pro show you how its done," Niles said as he moved closer to the door. Niles could now hear every word that was being said and relayed it on to Maxwell.
"…she asked him to leave again sir," Niles relayed.
"That's it Niles. Stand back, I'm going in there." Maxwell replied as he opened the door.
"Sir, I don't think that's really--" Niles began to say as the door flew open. "Necessary." Seeing that he was clearly intruding, he added, "I think I'll just go make sure the children don't get into too much trouble."