On the ride there, I encouraged her and assured her the OK’s for all the negative aspects any married couple would have. Both nervous, we pulled up ...o his apartment. When we came into his small studio apartment, we both felt like fish out of the water. It was very awkward. We sat and were listening to music, trying to find things to talk about just to kill the numerous moments of awkward silence. He left the room to get something to drink so I took the opportunity just to make sure she was. And - it wasn't me!One Friday evening I was fixing supper for Victoria and the girls for when got home (yes, she was actually in town!), when the phone rang.Have you ever had the feeling when the phone rings that it was not good news? Maybe it's because the phone didn't ring that often - the girls usually got calls on their cell phones and were not home anyway, Victoria was always on her way home from work, and no one usually called me. Whatever the reason, somehow I just knew it wasn't good. The Japanese still have whalers out, for pete's sakes. I took a day off and went through the museum at Pearl Harbor, and I found myself wondering how we could get our hands on a torpedo." There's an idea," Harper agreed. "That might get some attention. Might get someone the chair, too." Maybe so," Heather said. "But someone might think it's worth it. There were Japanese that used to fly planes loaded with bombs into ships, back during World War II. Maybe there's someone that would give up his. One man caught my attention as he looked so out of place his name was frank he was the husband of Jenny who headed up the accounts department, she was older than me and had abandoned frank to speak to a pair of young men in the kitchen, Frank it turned out having been made redundant from a bank and was now a “kept man” as it was only Jenny’s income that kept them afloat to which he was constantly reminded or so he told me, I was still chatting to him when Jenny came up and told him to “pop off.