It’s not like he would leave his wife-to-be for her. She parked her car at Babies-Love-Toys and walked inside. She was no stranger to the single mom...thing, but at the age of 40, with an adult son, it looked rather desperate. Screw it, she was having this baby. She needed to walk through the store just to face reality over what happened so quickly. Here she was planning for a nursery when she had not taken a pregnancy test yet. Hannah shook her head. Her shit was always out of order. She walked. They were both excited. Robby needed something that would hurl the explosives further and Roger could see that it could be made by simple woodworking. Robby thought he had some men who could take my design and have something working in just a few hours. Roger said he would continue working on muskets and explosives as well as ball shot.While Robby and I were walking back to the square, I told him about a ballista which was a large bow mounted on its side on a rack. He said he had experimented. ”Her words were soft, almost sweet. I smiled, willing myself to relax as I felt her presence at my back, the rise and fall of my chest my only motion.“I missed you too, Mrs. Vandermeer.”My voice was so soft that even I had to strain to hear myself. I felt suddenly shy. Had she chosen to lead me to the couch and pull me into her arms, I’d have been content to cuddle the evening away. Instead, she tenderly teased my scrunchie off, and arranged my hair so that it fanned over my shoulders, dragging. It had worked on the business level. However, her good looks also attracted a lot of unwanted attention from men.Whenever Tommy would tell her that she should date, she would turn his comments around and say he should be the one dating.Sue was more concerned about her son's lack of social development then she was about dating herself. She wanted him to go out and have fun, yet he would be home most weekend nights with her.Chapter 1One Saturday evening, Sue found Tommy sitting in the living room.