“What happened to the boat you guys went to look at?” Cliff asked his mother.“Uncle Ed and Greg didn’t think it was worth the price the seller...asked for it. They’re looking at another boat. This one is in Dayton Beach. We’re going to see it tomorrow,” Ellen said.“What kind of boat is it?” Cliff said.“I’m not sure. Your uncle said he wanted to check it out. You two will be okay, won’t you?” Ellen said.“Sure, maybe Paul and I will go fishing. When are you going to be back?”“We’re going to. How Auntie Caroline must have hated him. Sharon then turned to her mother. "You must have hated your parents and your uncle, mummy. How could they do that to their own daughter?"This was the sort of reaction that Roger had been expecting and he was ready. "Sharon, we told all of you in the story just how much your nanny loved my father. Now Caroline and I never went without both in material things and in the love of our parents. All right your grandmother and Caroline may have paid a price but. Even with the amount of sleep I had received I was still tired.I threw on a pair of boxers, deciding to forgo any shirt or other clothing. I rationalized that both of the women in the apartment had already seen me in far less and that the three of us really had nothing to be embarrassed about. Trying to comb my hair with my fingers, I went off in search of Heather, a task that proved to be not too difficult, considering the size of the apartment."Morning, Sunshine," I grinned when I found her. You'll prove yourself tobe a good maid and Robert will trust you. I know he will. Then,after a few months we can -' 'Months? I have to stay like this for months?' Sandra continued as if there hadn't been an interruption fromthe cross-dressed man. '...He will be so used to you being herethat when I suggest it would be great if the maid and I went outmaybe to the mall, perhaps took in a show he won't say anythingbut sure, have a great time.' She paused. 'Plus, he will likethe idea even more when.