I just want you to realize what a big step you're taking dropping out of conservatory." I don't think so. You want me to think you're some kind of che...p old fart so I won't want to live with you." She had a little smile in her eyes. "Well, I saw you running around the barn this morning, and I think you looked pretty good, not old at all. And so what if you're cheap. I don't need money. I've got your loooooove.With that, she drew her T-shirt up to her waist and climbed onto my lap. She sat. (I had my phone on speaker and Brandi is shaking her head yes) I said, “My wife has been listening to our conversation and she definitely wants to go. What time should we meet you there?”Abioye answered, “I will make reservations for eight, I know the owner. When you arrive just give the maître de my name and he will seat you.”I said him, “Thank you, we would see him at eight.” I had no idea of what was going to happen that evening. One thing I did know, I do not trust anyone. I had brought. He took my shoes and pants off and put the big comforter onto me. He curled up right next to me and held me. After several minutes of crying I finally stopped. “How did you find me?” was the first thing I could muster. “I followed you,” “Why?” “Because I didn’t trust him,” He said looking straight down at me. “Thank you so much. You are the best big brother a girl could have,” I looked straight into his eyes and realized something. I loved him, not just the brother sister love, but the true. "If you are fixing coffee for yourself or for Carrie, I would prefer that. If you are only fixing tea for Kasey and Carrie, I am OK with that, too. Thank you, Mike." You're welcome," I said. "The coffee is already brewed. Still cream and sugar?"Kelly nodded and I brought her cup in."The tea will be done steeping in a couple of minutes, ladies," I said.Kelly took a sip of her coffee and sighed."This is just about the only thing I miss about being married to you," Kelly said. "Mike fixes the best.