"I was supposed to stay here tonight, then ride in the parade tomorrow." "Well, that's all been changed. I was able to book Sunny for a couple of last-minute gigs in this area that will fill in the blank time between the parade tomorrow and opening night at the rodeo on Wednesday. Since it might look a little suspicious to have two Sunny Days arrive at the airport within a week of each other, we decided it would be best if she rode in on the bus with the band. And now she's here, and you can be yourself again," Mack explained impatiently. "But what about the parade?" Sarah repeated. "Who's going to ride in it?" "Sunny is. She's feeling much better and is ready to get out in public again. Just between you and me, I think she can't stand to remain anonymous for longer than a few hours at a time. She's been driving me crazy for the last few days, and frankly I'm glad this switcheroo is almost over." "I just can't leave tonight. There are people I still want to see and things I need to do before I go," she persisted.
