All the little ones were sacked up before I was tired of watching the show. It left me with more work though.It was just as well that the morning's ki...ls were cleaned and moved inside to be skinned and cut up relatively quickly. I needed to get started on a pen for the pigs and I needed to get it done so I could make a bigger cage for the mama wolf. Cowta, Biltee, Teechi, Saytha, and I took off to gather materials for the pigpen.Saplings weren't on the agenda this time; I was looking for what I. Can you do that for me?”“Of course, I can.”“She will make the announcement tonight.”“OK.”I felt the tears rising. I couldn’t help it.“Please don’t cry. You don’t have to tell me, I know you still love me. I’ll always be thinking of you. I think of our fun times together every night as I go to sleep.”“You’re not alone there. I’m sorry that I’m cursed with this bond I have with Sue. I wish for both of us that it was different.”I heard the front door open. I held Marg’s hand but she pulled away. ”“Really?” Chelsea said, surprised.“Yeah. You helped him to grow up a bit.”“Not sure if I’m responsible for it. But I’ll take credit for it anyway.”“You deserve credit. You’re very warm and smart and beautiful. It’d be easy to stay faithful to you. Although, I have to say, you’re more beautiful now than ever.”Chelsea blushed. “Really?”“Of course. You must have been told that a lot.”Chelsea shook her head. “Not by girls.” This surprised me. “Come on? No girl from university? No girls. I listened to what they were looking for, and the twenty five thousand pounds a week fee they were offering, and asked them to ring my Dad, since the final decision lay with my parents. As soon as I arrived home, I asked dad if they’d rung. They had, and they were couriering a script over for me to read. I was due in Manchester, at their offices on Saturday at eleven thirty for an audition.“This may sound like a strange question Dad,” I said after he told me this, “but why did you say yes. You.