‘Perhaps you are right,’ she answered, with a little pout. She suddenly broke into a wide smile and I noticed for the first time that despite look...ng as though she had just got up from sleeping, she had actually taken the time to put on some light make-up, just eye liner and a pale lipstick. I could see her mind clicking over. ‘There are a couple of plastic garden chairs in the garage, bring them around here and we can sit in the sun and drink our coffees and talk.’ I fetched the chairs and she. Except for church, I didn't see her much after that.Similar to Patty, I also got a job after college. The difference was I went to work as an entry level manager for one of the local banks.One year after I graduated college, I got married. My first wife, Jenny, became pregnant. After which, she promptly ran off with the baby's father.A divorce and five years later, I married my second wife Mona. Ten years into that relationship, out of the blue, Mona started harping on me about how unfulfilled. He was not sure the moment when things changed; his feeling was that it was when his father chided his mother about putting words in his dad's mouth. When he thought about it, his mom was the one trying to keep him a child. She was the one to always refer him to his dad. His father most often turning the question back to his mother. But then his mother was the first one to include Mary as family. Now that things were improving with his family they were deteriorating for Mary's.Jeff had the. I was quizzed about my trip to Burchesgarten and Hitler by the group. I answered as honestly as I could about everything I had seen their. Anne-Marie was a bit cynical, about my explanation of my betrothal to Elizabeth. I told her that I had taken the opportunity as it arose, but I had to admit that I did have some strong feelings for Elizabeth as she was quite a nice woman.Three evenings later now in civilian clothes. I was taken to a field some 20 Kilometers' away, to await my pick up. It was.