I was seeing and dating three separate women, all of them different enough to make things really interesting for one thing. And for another, it had be...n really easy keeping things separate between them as well, schedules were perfect, classes even more so as I knew there was not much of a chance in any of them running into one another as none of them were taking or sharing any of the same classes.I should have left well enough alone perhaps. But then I met Janet.Janet was a very petite. She walked down the isle. Everyone was there. Butterflies danced madly in her stomach, her gown her mother’s, her hair in a coiffure of bluebells and light from the delicate things woven into it, her arm wrapped in her fathers, her eyes locked on the one whom she would promise forever to. Saying yes, kissing, the reception, the gifts, the dancing, her Daddy’s tears of joy and wistfulness, that night… oh that night… She was 26 years old. The doctor was their, her husband, her family, soon she. .At 4:15 the intercom blares to life, “Mandatory staff meeting at 4:30. Supervisors please bring your quarterly reports.” Your eyes widen and shoot to the photo of your wife on your desk, your frustration building. You shoot her a quick email about the meeting and the unfortunate delay before gathering your thoughts along with the quarterly reports.You and your wife work for the same company. She in marketing, you in sales. You had never met before until the corporate Christmas party 3 years. She was an ardent member of the woman's suffragemovement. She seduced me and she got pregnant shortly there after. I didwhat I thought to be the right thing to do and we got married on AllHallows Eve, 1922. Upon my proposal of marriage she presented me with therings saying that they were family antiques and that she would like touse them as our wedding set. I accepted her offer because I had not adime to my name. We married at a justice of the peace with no familypresent. Within a few weeks.