He knows all about Phil and me, just like I know all about him and Linda." I nodded. She sat down and looked closely at me and said, "So it doesn't b...ther you." "No, it doesn't bother me." "Good. I don't want you to be uncomfortable with our way of doing things." "So..." "Yes?" she smiled. "Well, I mean, how much do you two bring the others into your lives?" "Sometimes we keep them separate. Sometimes we share." Again she looked closely at me and said, "And that doesn't bother you. Feeling pretty good, I bookmarked the video, tossed my shirt into the laundry and went to bed.Well the AC guy came and told me the air handler was kaput and needed to be replaced. When I asked him what that would cost, he told me that the unit was original to the 49-year-old house, and the electrical was too. I would need to rewire the entire house before he could connect the new unit.I called the electrician from my VFW post and was told it would be three days before he could start the. He's been showing their pictures to us." Yep, my sister was four sheets to the wind.I recalled Ralph, a bluff, pleasant man with a petite and always-happy wife and three cute kids, the eldest about 10 years old. We were members of the same non-landed club. I honestly had no clue what he'd done for a living, nor did I have the slightest hint that my sister worked for his company."Apparently he saw that damned magazine you loaned me, and assumed I was one TOO! That's why he had the meetings. You should try it.” Val said, looking at me.“No thanks,” I replied sullenly. I was in no mood for thinking of having fun.Ollie stood up, saying that he would catch up with us later. He’d decided to finish up the shed before eating, claiming that he wasn’t all that hungry after all. Before leaving, he turned to Val, smiling.“If you want to go for another spin, you know where to find me.” He said, then winked at her.“See you, mate.” He said, flicking his head at me before walking away.---“You.