One autumn day the year before my divorce, Will got killed in a very tragic car accident. Now you must understand, even though hed beaten me to the pu...ch as far as Molly was concerned, I always respected Will and thought he was a great guy. I was happy for them, I really was. Going to his funeral was the saddest day of my life since my dad died a few years back. The funeral home was crowded. It seemed like the whole town was there at one time or another. Will was in an open casket and it was. .. both ways.”“That’s hardly his fault, he’s always been two-faced, just because you are always so straight up, Ace, so, well ... so singular.”“I’m always straight, baby, I call a spade a spade.”“That’s the truth, Ace, that’s so you.”“We should be together, always, my dear heart, my sweet princess.”“That would be wonderful, Ace, but you know how it is, my family...”“Yeah, sweetheart, only I hate the thought of you lying next to Jack most of the time.”“You shouldn’t be jealous of Jack, I mean. “A couple of times,” She said, shutting the bathroom door. “In their bedroom?” “Around the house,” She said, starting to strip her clothes off. “Jesus,” I said. “Oh come on, think about us. You think when we have kids we will just stop having sex?” She asked. “That’s a good point,” I stated, as Holly became completely naked. She turned the shower on, feeling for the temperature of the water. She stepped in, but didn’t close the curtain. I stared at her naked body, her c cup breasts, her. People there considered it fiction; they would read them for entertainment.”“Fiction?” The darkspawn looked puzzled.“Not real. Made up. Just for fun. Like ... a fairy tale, or something.” He didn’t respond. “You don’t know what fiction is?”He just tilted his head slightly.“Well, you read a lot, right? Have you ever read books about, I don’t know, like talking animals, or something impossible like that? Events that never happened?” He tilted his head further. “Well, that explains a few things..