That got me thinking so two dayslater I called him and took him up on his offer.I moved into the basement and got settled and the days and weeks start...dpassing. And then it was soon that nearly two years had passed. Wedidn't spend a lot of time together, the basement apartment was nice andself contained so I didn't have to go upstairs unless I wanted to talk toTed or pay the rent and such. We had a lot in common though and gotalong like two buddies and often grilled steaks and had a few. " His gaze was still flitting between the two pretty young girls and the man who asked such a seemingly innocent question.He smiled as Bristoll turned to face him once the girls had disappeared from his view. "Girls never looked like that when I went to school." He moved closer to Bristoll and gave him a nudge and a wink. "Bet you'd like to stick it up them wouldn't you?"Bristoll simply stood there staring with his mouth open, he was clearly surprised that the man would speak to him in such a. Muslim men, anyway, I'm not sure about women." That's not ... Even that doesn't work. I don't want to marry Marcus as Shawna's expense." I don't think Shawna's that worried about getting married," Nick offered. "She's never struck me as being particularly religious or hung on formalities." Every little girl dreams of her wedding, Nick, trust me. I don't just mean like that, though ... I don't want to put Marcus before Shawna and marrying him would do that." You're worried that any two of you. " But that would mean..." Stacy, go sleep with them. It's not an every night thing, at least right now. I get you most of the time. Maybe Brenda or Deb or Kate or someone can snuggle with me – like a night or so ago, if not it's still OK. I have been reacting as though I'm threatened by change. I don't like that. I want to be adaptive to change, to roll with the punches. I want to initiate change too, and some will be OK and some not, but I'll be growing as I do it. You're being away with Matt.