Curiously, it appears that I have fallen into a pantry!’It did indeed resemble a pantry for the walls were lined with shelves baring all manner of b...ttles, jars and tins. As she fell, or rather drifted, she did her best to read the labels.‘Rose honey. Aprodesiac from Minsk. Hogweed Jam. Ginger tea biscuits. Poppy and mommy seeds. Essence of Philosophy. Trumpet mushroom powder. Sardinian sardines. Tincture of Appleseed. Jubjub oil. All so exotic and strange. Black peppermint. Dried orange. Go brush your teeth and wash up. Perhaps you would have to go clean yourself, if you know what I mean," Ivy teased him.She closed his bedroom door. He heard her giggling behind the door.Charles got up and went to the upper hallway bathroom. He washed his face and cleaned his teeth over the washing basin and the bathroom mirror. Five minutes later, he went to out some clothes on and joined his mom and Ivy at the dining hall. His mom made English Breakfast for all three of them. An English. Jo looked like someone had hit her with a hammer. "Four wives? Are you all Mormons?" Nope, just five people who are in love with each other," Lettie said."Well, I'll be..." Does that bother you, Jo?" I asked."No. It surprises me some though. Where are your other wives?" Wanda is my wife, too," I said, giving my newest wife a hug. "Millie has a baby she had to tend, to and Emma is pregnant," I said. "We had to leave them in Oregon on our ranch." We miss them something fierce," Lettie said.Jo. With a soft moan and a sigh she rolled over onto her back and spread her legs. I didn’t mean to stare, but this was probably the strangest thing that has ever happened to me and I wasn’t quite sure what to do. She peeked out of one eye and when she saw that I hadn’t stepped into the room she sat up. She gave me a hard look and said, “I gotta pay for my supper.” That was too weird and I fled down the stairs.Cori found me sitting in my recliner with my head in my hands. She walked right up and.