Maybe not. Destiny has a strange way of revealing itself one way or the other. Whatever the reason, they soon began discussing their marriages. Neithe... of them had anything near what they had expected. Matrimony just was not what it was cracked up to be. It wasn't about companionship at all, no, as a matter of fact, it seemed more like a business proposition. She had told him that her marriage had turned out to be about money and status- not about a sacred relationship between man and woman at. ‘Besides. You remember why I got into the Knights, right? Pretty shiny things that I wanted to acid etch…I really should get back to that. I miss it.’ ‘You’re really good at it. I will never throw out my shield, John. You should feel proud. That girl was saved because of you, and some very bad men are going to jail.’ She smiled and giggled a little. ‘You made the news, you know? ‘Modern day knight in shining armour saves woman from ravishing.’ I saved the papers for you.’ ‘Please tell me you’re. Her name was Betty Jo but was known as just BJ, she was married but a very good one, oh he treated her ok but their love life lacked any passion. We met at a Battalion training coordination meeting for a up coming training exercise, she was a switching systems supervisor for a small Detachment of A Company and I was Telephone Systems Installer and Lineman (we were refereed to as "Cable Dogs") For a Detachment of C Company. We were both SSG (Staff Sergeants) at the time of this story. Ok so. ’ Cindy said in reply to Sandra. ‘I gave up a long time ago.’ ‘Yeah, right.’ I said, rolling my eyes on purpose. ‘Guess who gives me the most practice every day. So, Captain Ross… is Mr. Nash staying, or is he returning to the FBI?’ ‘Returning.’ Cindy said. I nodded. ‘She’s good.’ ‘How did you know?’ asked Nash, looking stunned. I looked over at Cindy. She just began laughing uncontrollably. Martin and Sandra looked at her quizzically. ‘She guessed.’ I said. ‘I had no idea, myself.’ Cindy said.