When I lived in Australia ... I worked for a living ... and nobody knew who I was.I’m going to give being a townie a shot. Make a west coast Lake Mi...higan Winter and you’re a native. I need to find a job ... or start one.What do I know?Cabinets and little sailboats.I need a shop.This town is vacation condos and summer rent houses. Didn’t used to be. My real estate agent... Or David! ... would know.I looked out on the lake ... the dredge was tied up.The Antler!The Antler is where one finds the. I was possessive and a believer in the right of a man to be the dominant member in a male-female relationship, just as my father was in his relationship with my mother and as Lue’s father was with her mother. Lue clearly went along with this view of male-female relationships, or so I thought. She willingly accepted my help with her assignments at university and took my advice on most other things. We did things together and it was mostly me who decided what we did. But one incident in our lives. I'd say about 20 lbs or 4 lbs. a weekfor the 5 weeks. That's a lot - more than natural and again more thanwas supposed to happen for the whole process." OK, OK I get the picture. The question is what are we going to doabout it?" Pam interrupted."There's not much we can do about it," Connie said dejectedly. "Youshould have seen him look at me suspiciously when I brought him thetea. Oh, he has the same favorite as Shirley. What a surprise. If I goback he's bound to get suspicious and who knows he. That's because she has an uncanny way of being right about things, especially emotional things. You'll see what I mean when I tell you about the bombshell suggestion she made regarding Dee later in the next chapter.Dee, for her part, is a true enigma. About five foot-five, wavy red hair, pale complexion with a smattering of freckles highlighting a smallish nose, and delicate, thin lips that turn up or down as various moods strike her. Bright, brown eyes that reflect a profound hidden.