So I start panicking a little wondering if you didn't know that it wasn't shut or if it was on purpose. After what feels like ages I start to hear you...and your friends and it sounds like your in the room next to me. Then I hear you come in. But I can't see you or know what's going on. Then I hear the others come in. I'm excited and nervous because we haven't shared before. So none of you say anything to me. So I say sir what is going on. You tell me to hush that we are going to play a game. The. And this scares the crap out of me. It was one thing seeing her the first time in that spiffy uniform of hers, but now ... it's ... different." Taking another breath, he sighed, "I know that you probably don't agree with me, but I still don't like women going in harm's way. It scares the piss out of me."Diana put her arms around her husband, hugging him tight. "She's going to be my sister-wife. I don't like this any better than you do. But we can't nag her. We have to, uh, suck it up and go. Melissa arrived home and we could hear her pull in to the garage and then unlock the door and enter in to the kitchen. I could hear her singing to herself as she looked through the mail and put her coat away. I knew she'd be coming back to the bedroom shortly. I had taken the light bulbs from the light and we waited.We could hear Melissa coming back the hallway and Jim was ready!Melissa walked in to the bedroom and flicked the light switch, "Damn it, what's wrong with that stupid light?"Melissa. ”“What did you make of that first innings?”“Oh! Well, I know little about the game really, but I believe they got off to a good start; then kind of wilted towards the end, didn’t they?”“Yes, your right; young Ralph was probably hoping to rather impress the captain, but I don’t think he did somehow!” She chuckled, “I gather your son is a pal of Ralph’s?”“Yes! Guy met Ralph at school; they’ve become real chums!”“Yes, they were in the pavilion together before the game began; I spoke to them.