The clock chimed in the hallway and I realized that it was three o'clock. I couldn't take the chance that my kids had other plans this afternoon and i... they were coming straight home I had less than half an hour to get showered and dressed. I reluctantly went and got my clothes then as an afterthought I grabbed my phone. They never went through my phone that I was aware of but today was not the day to take that chance. I got to the bathroom, locked the door then quickly glanced at the phone.. " Why not? Because they'd realise that their mother is a bigoted twit?" David, children, it's time to go. Sorry we couldn't stay for tea." And she swooshed out in a cloud of eau de something-or-other.We heard the SUV and Weena started to laugh. "That's the funniest thing I've ever seen! And you were angrier than with Watkins or the chairman." Well, Gordy, I never thought you'd be friends, but that's not the way to treat your sister-in-law," said mum."Why not? At least we're not orthodox Jews.. ‘It’ll be fine,’ she said in a conspiratorial tone as though he was not even there. ‘You two kids can start moving tomorrow. I’ll have you take Kerry’s room across the hall from ours. That will leave Tim’s room available for friends or for the kids whenever they come home from school.’ ‘I think we need to talk about this Honey,’ Bill said in a voice that had lost most of its calm. She shot him her best disgusted look. ‘Why are you being this way? It’s just for five or six months. Why are you. She sent back, “We have not eaten yet.” “Better still, we can go for a meal first,” he replied. “Please go, baby,” I said. “Please go, I want you to go on a date with him.” “But tonight is your night.” “I had you last night baby. I would love for you to go on a date with Doug tonight, please go.” “Do you really want me to?” “Yes baby I do. I really want you to. Please do this for me.” She texted Doug, “Okay, where do I meet you?” “I will come and pick you up in one hour.” I ran Sara a bath.