Adding quickly, that they might possibly do so, using her cast iron frontage as a prop. The lady seemed fascinated at the prospect but, asked that I m...ght introduce them to her, before she made her final decision. I agreed at once, realising that here lay some potential. … The lady seemed fascinated at the prospect but, asked that I might introduce them to her, before she made her final decision. I agreed at once, realising that here lay some potential. * Returning to the front door,. One problem Rod and Lois have is that they don’t talk to each other, especially Rod. He loves his wife, but he’s not in tune with her wants and needs. He’s also quite concerned with being a man, although he has no idea what that means. Rod has little tolerance for anyone who isn’t into sports and what he thinks are ‘manly’ activities, and can’t understand his wife’s interests. He’s about to leave for a fishing trip that will keep him away for some time. Lois, who didn’t know about the fishing. "Oh yeah, it is starting to get pretty hot out there again," I said. We were on the cusp of summer, and the heat was rising day by day.For some reason, I chimed in that Alice and I had been outside earlier (not a lie), and that's why she was in the shower (a partial lie.)Charlotte lightly chuckled, "I don't blame her. I'm about to go do that myself. I chose a bad day to wear a long sleeved shirt to work."I politely chuckled in response, and looked back at her. She was wearing a long sleeved. “Well this time you are wrong,” I said. “I’m not gay nor do I have gay tendencies.” Later that night back in my room, I began to wonder what gave Manny the idea I was gay. Was it something he noticed or was he just on a fishing expedition? My mind was in a tizzy and I wondered if Manny was possibly gay. I had no way of knowing or even what to look for in deciding someone was gay. During the night, I had dreams about people looking at me and thinking I was gay. I tossed and turned and thought.