Epilogue To John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men

A dark like night filled room full of loud people.Lennie was looking around. George stood loudly as he talked to Jim a fat tall old man. “ Well we had a good ole’ time here but we’re disappointed you must go.”
Jim drunkenly slurred ” just shut up i'm going to a better farm with better pay about 35 miles north of here.”
Lennie talked to himself “ she might like me oughta go talk to her.”
Sue whispered quietly to her friend “ why is that old guy eyeing me down”. “She is looking at me what I do” Lennie thought hesitantly . “Before the party ends i'ma go talk to her.” “I'm going to go ask what George thinks about it.”
George happily said to Jim “ lets get drunk after all this is your last day with me.”
Jim slurred “ I don't think I can get drunker but I can try.”
Lennie

When my wife died I didn't know what to do but we found each other and that was a blessing”. Jim cried out. “Tonight we drink to good times and old memories boys!” George said with excitement. “ This is good stuff what is it I haven’t had anything this good in a hot minute. This had to be aged for at least ten years.” Jim said as his face had puckered. “Its a old family whiskey that was his Aunt Clara's it's been sitting in a barrel for at least fifteen years.” George whispered to him. Out of nowhere like the moon dropped out of the sky Lennie finally got the courage to go talk to Sue. Walking just as fast as he could but drunkenly stumbled. Gaining the attention of Sue she asks herself “Is he coming over here.” Finally as he made his way over to her he asks “how are you doing miss can i get your name.” “ I can’t complain the name is Sue how about you Mister.” Finally as she warmed up to him. “ Thanks Sue well i wanted to come and say you are the hottest girl in this barn. That dress is great on you.” “Well thank you can I get you name Mister.”
“My name is Lennie small and I’m good friends with your father has he ever talked about