I can't imagine getting married to a guy whose family despises me."Rachelle blushed when she realized what she said. Of course, Shelly picked up on it...immediately and started needling Rachelle."Getting married?" Shelly asked from the front passenger seat. "Is this a new development?"Rachelle shot her friend a look but nodded."Relatively new, I guess," she admitted. "The last few weeks anyway. Dad is integrating him into the businesses. I think he might have noticed before I did. But I guess. That was what really brought home to all that they were not in Kansas…err… Texas anymore. Soon all noted they had new neighbors. Where the shuttered and bankrupt bay restaurants had been there was one large restaurant that served Asian and American food, it was called Singapore. It was open for business. Many went in and had a snack as they introduced themselves to the staff. They found Mr. Wu, the owner, to be a magical personality and all loved him immediately. Some of the older ladies noted. It’s all fenced in with a small entrance at the front where a guy stands to check IDs as you enter. It’s a great place to just hang out and have drinks and meet people. We had been scanning minds constantly as we walked, searching for whatever it was that would set him off and signal him that he’d found whom he wanted. He didn’t let me in on what exactly the criterion was, but it was unmistakable when he found her. There was a surge of excitement as my pulse quickened and my body tensed.. His father was 6’ 3”, but it seemed that caffeine had actually ended up stunting his growth later in his life. He had a straight brown hair and freckles, which he had despised through much of his life, dotted his face and shoulders. The one thing that Jake was not was in-shape. He played ice hockey occasionally but had never been on a team his entire life. And yet, even though he had this yearning to play he just never pushed him self to get in shape so he could join a team.Due to these.