At least I could remember her name."Andrew chuckled. "I bet you married her for more than that." Sh! Not in front of the ladies." That's stale, Edwin,... said Edwina."Yes, dear, but not to him." He winked at Andrew who had to laugh again."Gin!" commanded Edwina. "You can make yourself useful, dear, while I put these lovely roses in water."They all trooped into the kitchen where Edwin mixed them all a pretty stiff gin and tonic.He led Katherine and Andrew out to the patio. Edwina followed. Come with me on the train and share my moment.The 8.05 train opened it’s doors and we all shuffled on, most people trying in their institutionalised manner to get the same seat they had occupied for the last 30 years of their working life. Man with briefcase with rip in it sitting on the second seat to the left of the toilet, woman who obviously only owned one colour of blouse’s sitting three seats up from him, olive skinned builders mate standing even when there was available seats. As the. I didn’t mind; the money went to excellent use. Later Bianca bid on an exquisite pair of diamond and gold filigree earrings and matching pendant after identifying herself as John Philips’ “other” wife. She won at $36,500. I sat silently until the Gutenberg Bible was placed on the block. I whispered to Sheena—she’d be my mouthpiece for this.“I’d like to start the bidding at one million,” the auctioneer began.Sheena jumped up as she had earlier. “FIVE MILLION.” The room went silent in a. "Sorry," she said with a big smile, "couldn't decide what to bring."We drove for a while until we reached our family's favourite place. I had stopped on the way and picked up a six-pack of beer and some sandwiches."I've brought lots of things," she gushed, "shorts, bikini, a fabulous dress, what do you want me to start with?"What did I care what she wore, now if it was Clare James from college then it would be different."I'll put this dress on shall I?" she asked."Yeah, yeah," I called and.