“How ... ahem ... how do ... uh ... you suggest you might demonstrate your resolve” vice-principal Carling managed to ask. There was a light sheen...of sweat on her brow now.Tanya was happy that the vice-principal seemed to be very receptive to her encouragements and kept giving little ‘pushes’ of desire. At this point Tanya could see her fighting to keep from taking glances at William. Vice-principal Carling was squirming a little in her chair now.“I thought we might start today by writing a. These financials are incredibly complete and the account balances on what you owe are current to the close of business yesterday.”“Read on,” I said.She flipped to the next page and started reading. Then gasped and looked back up at me.“She wants the house and half your business, Josh. How can she get away with that?”I sighed and thought back to how I’d titled the house and incorporated my business.“I gave her the house as a graduation present. Both our names are on the loan but hers is the only. She looked up at me with a bit of a smile."You know," she said. "You look like you need to...relieve yourself."I couldn't believe what she said. "What? No, I don't...I mean, of course not. I'm not...it's not you..." Well of course it's me," she said. "I just didn't know if you were...hard, you know, because you needed to."I had never been more embarrassed in my life. "I'm so sorry, I didn't mean to...you know."She shook her head. "No, it's okay. You know what?"Just then she reached behind her. I used to hear her crying herself to sleep but I never went in to her because I sensed that that would make it worse. The next morning she would be back to normal; well, pretty normal. And then she had all the money worries. An Army Widow's Pension is pretty meagre and they had no savings because of my schooling. I'm so proud of her and grateful to them both. If I do start to make some decent money with Kristian's help I'm going to make jolly sure that she wants for nothing."Court took her.