And she loves me."He shivered, weeping again. "You'll have to ask... Sally... Sarah... about it. It all seemed like blackmail to me and I thought Eliz...beth had made the most appalling mistake. I was horrified and frightened. Once Elizabeth had started this thing there was no way of going back."He looked at me and said. "It isn't simple."I was just thinking that it was. All a storm in a teacup. After all they only had to wait for a year or so and then they could marry quite respectably."It would. "I clutched her hand reassuringly, pulling her close. Her breasts were sticky with cum because I'd wiped it into them and she'd made no attempt to wash my semen away.I raised a finger to my mouth, for there was no reason yet to be alarmed, to believe that these people had any inclination to open the door.Silently we listened to their voices, their strange accents, their bad-tempered inflection. I heard swearing, bad jokes, and then the clink of a key.It didn't fit.Oh Jesus. I was frightened. I feel so uncomfortable, so confused. All I can do is lean over the back of Mike’s chair and make him promises of all the neat things we’ll do together when he comes home again. But Mike doesn’t answer. Mike doesn’t say a word. He just stares at his shoes until a nurse calls to us from the far end of the ward. Suddenly, Mike comes to life. ‘Julie! I’m back!’ He throws his arms in the air, like he always does when he’s glad to see someone. ‘Hi Mike, it’s good to see you! Did you have a good. Edmund Wigand, an English cariologist and looked upon the best in this field did the surgery. He happily gave her the news that all went well."Madam President," he held her hand. "Your husband is going to recover do what he was like as a young man. Give him a few weeks of rest and then another few in therapy he'll be a new man." Thank you so much," she tried brushing the sleep from her eyes. "I've been so worried about him for the last six months. I've been praying for him every chance I got.".