" I don't think you can," she protested. "I don't think you can change tickets like that any more." Then, I will buy you a ticket, for God's sake. If ...ou want to go today with me, we will go today. Now, I suggest you go up to your room and pack your things and come back down to my room. I will make the ticketing arrangements while you pack."Being a Platinum Class frequent flyer did not hurt when I called for the ticket changes. They were quite happy to accommodate my wishes, and we were. She shivered as she came round to the fireplace. ‘I think you should get out of those wet things and have a shower before you come down with pneumonia,’ he told her. ‘I can go to my room and do that,’ Lisa replied. ‘Ah but you would not have the benefit of a lovely warm fire there, would you?’ retorted Jonah. There is a robe behind the bathroom door that you can use, and if you throw your wet things out I can drape them round so they wont get too crumpled and you can take them back to your own. For you, faith is only a belief that needs to be proven scientifically. Without that evidence, faith ceases to exist. For me, faith doesn't NEED to pass a test to survive." Are we talking religion here?" I asked curiously. I looked down at her, into her eyes, and couldn't read whatever was there. "Tell me what it is that you believe," I urged. "And yes, I WILL respect whatever it is."She took a breath. "Rod, this child is yours. Not Tod's ... yours. We had sex the day before Tod and I ... um. He was from a good family well respected in their area; he’d everything a girl could hope for, a good job, and superior wealth in the bank. Eddy’s parents had given them their first home as a wedding present. “To start off on the right foot,” His father had advised them both.“Good girl, I hoped you’d be home early. I’m going to miss you when you’re on honeymoon!” He father implied with a smile.“Thought you’d have been in bed by now Dad?”“I’ll not miss out on your final night of freedom.