Jordan breathed a sigh of relief as he heard his wife trying to getAngela out of here but quickly felt a cold chill as Anna continued hersentence."......e'd love it, if you would join us." There it was" Jordan thought. "now not only am I going to have to finda new job, but now we're going to have to move, probably even sneak outin the middle of the night with 'MURDER SHE WROTE' living across theway." He continued to think as Angela looked at him and then Anna again."You guys sure? I was only. Jaz tried to distract herself by wandering around his living room area. For a single bedroom apartment, there seemed to be a lot of living space. There were beautifully printed photographs covering his living room wall, similar to the ones in his mother’s living room. Some were of tropical beaches, while others were of icy lakes. They were all awe-inspiring views from different locations around the world. ‘Did you take these, too?’ ‘Mhmm,’ he was looking at her with a sparkle in his eyes,. "I thought if the girls were here to get the beers in for us, we wouldn't have to miss a ball. My Dad swears that every time he has to go inside for a refill, the game hots up, and by the time he is back in his seat he's missed either three wickets or twenty runs!"Sian picked up my hand, and Julie smacked my wrist. Malcolm chuckled."You do realise how much trouble we'll be in if it gets out to the wider world that, raher than mow the grass or do summer chores at home, men prefer going to. She hung her head in her hands and stared at the floor. I moved to kneeldown next to her. "Babe?"She sniffled back tears. "Yeah?"I sat there, rubbing her chiseled back slowly. I hadn't even had a chanceto get a good look at her face yet, but I need to focus on her emotions,not the solid cords of muscle I was caressing.She finally leaned back in the chair, tossing luxurious brown curls overher head and I looked at her face. She was still there, just stronger,and with a touch of scruff along her.