He turned back to Conner, “so, I have to assume that since you’re here, you’ve accepted the offer?”“What offer?” Conner replied.“Damn yo... Rod, you drive a hard bargain. No pun intended, obviously. Fine. I’ll make it a thousand large. Any more than that and I’m paying you more than the girls!” he laughed and slapped Connor on the back. “Come on, let’s get this going. If I’m gonna pay you that much, I can’t waste money on all this time standing here.”Conner was stunned. He’d obviously mistaken. Since I could not live in the same house, the obvious place for me would be my flat. Ann and I would have to discuss visitation rights. The children could stay with me at weekends, though I couldn’t have them all overnight at once. All this went though my head while Jenny looked apprehensively at me. ‘You’re right, Jenny,’ I said at length. ‘Of course. It’s obvious. Ann’s coming back here tomorrow with the children’s things. We can talk to her then.’ ‘We can?’ she muttered, ‘Some of us have to. " Really? Truly? Seriously?" Yeah." That's really, really nice of you. I so, so appreciate this. You are a really nice guy." Thanks." Here," she said. She lifted the dress off her bed. "Put this on. Uh... you can use the bathroom to change.What did I get myself into? The dress was sleeveless, navy blue with a floral pattern, and had a pleated skirt section."Are you okay?" she asked."Yeah," I said shaking out of my stupor. I took the dress. Was I really going to put this on? At least only. I admit myself curious about Danbury now that I was actually here and, inlieu of exiting the car just then, I took a moment to look around thestreet we were parked on. I immediately spied our destination, DanceBerry, which was somewhat obvious though no one was lined up to enter withit being barely 3:00 in the afternoon. It was a nouveau structure withsharp, austentacious points and a gaping maw in the front for an entrancewith its name in neon letters surrounded by all manner of different.