I need to see these lovely Ladies to their chariot." I then offered Paula and Maria an arm each to escort them to the limo and left Maud standing the...e. When I returned to the kitchen I finished my cappuccino before going the Billiard Room carrying my duffle bag. I closed and locked the door before putting the bag on the floor by the dry bar. Maud immediately assumed the position on the floor now that we were alone. "You may heel, slave" I said, keeping my voice neutral. Maud put her hand at. " I'd heard that, but I've never visited any of them," I said."I did," she said, her voice sounding full of emotion. "This one, in fact." Really." I still had no earthly clue as to what they had talked about, or why we were where we were, instead of "going to town" like she had said we were going to do."I know you're wondering what we talked about," she said."That's fair to assume," I said. I didn't mean it to come out as dryly as it did. She shot me a look."We're going to test your theory,". "Bret, you have an appointment Saturday morning at the Overnight Driving Academy. Every Saturday for the next three weeks you are taking classes and learning how to drive. Monday and Wednesday you are the assistant coach of Kelly and Kim's little league softball team. Tuesday and Thursday you are the assistant coach of their soccer team. Do you have any questions, Mr. Silver Medalist?" Heather I don't know anything about softball. I have never thrown a softball, swung a bat nor caught a. ‘Something about your marriage will be over soon, and some man you’re going to meet in the future.’ ‘Yeah.’ April pulled her knees to her chest. ‘I think I saw the man in my mind while Oliver was talking. Funny, though. I don’t like guys with facial hair.’ * * * * Whenever April felt like giving up, she reminded herself of what Oliver had said. She felt like giving up a lot. Her marriage was hell, the best thing she could say about her husband was that he didn’t hit her or the kids. She had to.