Tests and more tests. Treatments and more treatments. It seemed that each cost more than the last and each specialist doubled in charges. The house ha... gone, as had the business and our car. Susan had sold her jewellery and the only other thing that had any value, a painting by some Scottish artist. The picture had been almost sepia in colour and lurking in the almost, uniform brownness, were Angus cattle on a hillside. We hated it, but had kept it because it belonged to her Grandmother and had. Peter finally broke the silence and said, "Well, I have another idea. It's a little wild though." What is it?"Pausing for a second, he continued, "What if the spell changed our reality? Somehow it changed the past, so that you've always had gold hair." I don't know, Pete, it does sound pretty wild."Peter explained further, "That might be why you have gold hair in all the photos, and why your parents didn't notice anything different about your hair." Well," Jennifer replied. "I guess that kind. She would follow Bruce to work.One of the advantages of being married to a techie nerd is that they– or at least this particular techie nerd– are extremely predictable. Bruce always left at exactly the same time every morning, and, if it were like his trips to everywhere else, he always drove exactly the same route. So, Janine invented an excuse to leave before him each morning– she said she was volunteering at the local library– and she followed him.One of the disadvantages of being married to. ’ Once she said that she moved to him and kissed his cheek. It made him smile. ‘I just want to show you my thankfulness in kind,’ she concluded. ‘Well, Dr. Little, you certainly are doing that!’ he said with a great smile. ‘Can we not do ‘Dr Little?’ she asked. ‘Can it be, at least around here, Catherine?’ ‘It certainly can, Catherine!’ he said. Then she had a thought and asked: ‘But, oh dear, you might have studying to do, and I’m keeping you so dreadfully late. Shall I take you back now?’.