See you in a bit.’ They hung up and Dylan pulled onto the side street. He glanced at the roses in the front seat and he hoped that she wouldn’t th...nk him too old fashion for bringing flowers, but his father used to bring home flowers for his mother every Friday. Each Friday was a different flower, and his mother looked forward to those days. The Friday after his dad had died, his mother was sitting in the kitchen, staring at the bouquet that was left over from the Friday before. ‘Mom?’ Dylan. . And you know it's been along time for me...... " Jane grinned from ear to ear and said, "Do you really think I'm pretty,Grandpa? Honestly? You don't look so bad yourself Grandpa! You know Ilove you dearly!" "Oh, Jane, to me you are one of the prettiest girls on earth. And yourGrandpa will always love you, too! Don't ever forget it. I just hope Ididn't embarrass you with your friends and all......" Dan said earnestly. "Grandpa, you are the sweetest man I know! I'm happy you. ” I reached out to Wilson who seemed to be struggling with his pants and gathering up his other clothes in his arms. “Now, Mr. Wilson, to your room. We have some unfinished business.”I picked up my dress and heels from the floor where they had been discarded. I was waiting at the door. He looked nervous, “Aren’t you getting dressed?”“How far do we have to go? Just down the hall, I presumed.” He nodded. “Then, dressing would be silly. I’ll just have to take off, again.” He shook his. He loved her, he knew that was true, but he could never be monogamous and that wouldn’t be fair to April. ‘So, my son, the real question is do you love her enough to give her up?’ ‘There has to be another way,’ John said. ‘Don’t ask me,’ his dad shrugged. ‘You know how I handled things with your mother and you don’t think that was fair.’ The drive was quick and soon was back in the suburbs, finding himself parking in front of the Martin’s home. ‘Can’t stay away, huh?’ His dad chided him..