It wasn't working though and he continued happily.Jane was now at the stage where she needed to consider a new wardrobe,her trousers were already too ...ight and skirts and dresses were nothanging right. Her godmothers had clubbed together to buy her a voucherfor BeBe, a new maternity concept shop from France that had opened inthe next town. It was a very well to do town and every shop was highquality and very expensive. The voucher was for ?1,000, it came withadvice that the 'visit' should last. I am just waiting to see if they accept it. It’s a book about being an eternal Red Sox fan and the dreams that get dashed every year. Baseball I am passionate about.’ ‘What else are you passionate about?’ He grinned again, this time mischievously. ‘Roller coasters! Museums. Reading. Cooking. Doing the Sunday crossword puzzle. Family. Dancing. Adventure. Mischief. American Football. Depends on my mood.’ I winked at him. He chuckled. ‘I love cooking as well. Reading. I watch your American. “What’s the matter, Paul? Don’t you want me to ... well, you know?”“Yes, I do know,” I said. “And I also know I’m your brother.”Sue looked down in her lap briefly, then looked up at me. I could see tears forming in the corners of her eyes. “It’s just, well, the girls at school, and Mom, well, I figured maybe you could, you know, uh, show me the ropes.”“Show you the ropes? The way you were going, it sure wasn’t a rope that you were going to be shown!” I was incredulous.A muffled sob escaped Sue. I’m glad to hear it. I really am. You weren’t doing too good the last time I saw you. Well, the reason I’m calling is that I have a gig in Des Moines on the fifteenth and I’d like to swing through Cedar City on the fourteenth. Rebecca, my wife, is planning to be with me. She’d really like to meet you. Would you be up for something like that?’ ‘Uh, I guess so,’ Daniel said, feeling a little stunned. ‘Yeah, I would, in fact,’ he added with more assurance. ‘Great!’ Trevor exclaimed. ‘We’d like to.