”“But neither of us said anything about you,” I said.“I know, but it would have come out. I couldn’t have let Emily take all the blame. I al...o explained all about the neighbors. I brought them in to seal the deal.”Emily and I exchanged a quizzical look and then just stared back at Mom, confused.“Your Dad and Laura want to join in our little family fun,” Mom finally explained. “That’s what took so long last night. We were discussing all that has been happening and exploring whether or not we. In terms of preferences, there are things I enjoy a great deal that I’m pretty confident Fred would not find appealing.’ ‘Have you two ever talked about it?’ ‘Hell, no! That’s the unwritten rule, you don’t confront it and you don’t discuss it.’ ‘What do you do Jamie?’ ‘What’s good for the goose is good for thegander!’ ‘Jamie, are you telling me you’re having an affair?’ ‘Not in a million years, I told you — affairs are dangerous on every level — as is wife swapping. Look, I met a girl —. "No matter the reason I hope you stick to your decision," he said."We will see," I said."So what will we do?" he asked."Just the same things we always do, but without the out of country stuff," I replied. "So Wilson, fill me in on the Railroad B&B."The man who owns it is crazy. There were twenty rooms when the railroad ran it. The first owner of the B&B reconfigured it so there are ten room now. Each has it's own bath. There were two bath per floor when the Railroad had it. They rent for around. It almost made me turn around and leave. But a bet is a bet.Crap, this was going to be worse than I thought.Resigned, I grabbed his laundry basket and started picking up his clothes. Gross! After I had them all, I went downstairs to the basement and into the laundry room. A stairway from the family room, lead down to a finished basement. Though there was not much down there, since we didn't really use it much. An old couch and a couple chairs lined one wall and a book case with some really old.