The two herds would have to be kept separate, but he did have sufficient land to accommodate her herd. The real problem would be living with this admi...tedly attractive young girl, at least for him. He suggested that they try and work out some kind of arrangement, at least until she sold her property in Montana. Until then, she could either sell the cattle off or have them moved to Alberta. Amy enthusiastically agreed that they should try, and there was always the possibility that they might. Ellen was the only one at home. Our father had been killed nine years previously in Korea, and our mother had died of cancer when I was still a freshman at college. Mom and Dad hadn't been rich, but Dad's parents had left us with some money in their will. I had used my portion to support me while getting a business degree at the state college, but Ellen had decided not to go to college after high school. Instead, she had kept on with the bookstore that Mom had started. Mom had left the. “I must have left my keys on the table…” She started to look frantic. “and and maintenance has gone home for the day...I dont know what to do….” He looked at the girl, his mind racing. She looked so sweet. Her perfume was making him feel dizzy. He wanted to kiss her for some reason. “It’s ok..”he paused not sure what to call the girl.“Alexia" she replied, using that dazzling smile on him“Ok Alexia. You can stay here tonight. Tomorrow we will get you home.” Why didn't he just help help her home. My mother, Susan," Diana said, her face absolutely without expression. "Next to her is Dave's third wife, Kim."Diana could see the hesitation, but Susan covered it well as she acknowledged each of Dave's wives. After introducing her to Frank and Margaret, Diana did the same for Bill and his two wives. Color began to creep up Susan's face, but she acknowledged each person. Diana nodded to her sister-wives who had all gathered around a standing Jeff, waiting. Jennie and Melissa stood on either.