"So, Bonnie?" Mel chimed in, "You said Audrey lives with you? That's got to be a bit inconvenient for you and your husband?"I loved Mel. She knew just...what to say and just when to say it. By asking that question herself, she made sound sincere and not like a come-on if I were to ask it, although, given the signals Bonnie had been sending, I doubt she would've been offended had I asked.I could feel Bonnie's eyes burning into my groin when she answered, "No, I'm not married. I divorced the S.O.B.. What did she ever see in me?That question kept my mind occupied as I trekked across the hills. It kept me from kicking myself for not taking an ATV.When I finally arrived, I found a place on a hill side in deep cover where I could observe the farm and not be seen. I pulled my binoculars out of the back pack and started surveying the complex. It consisted of a large house, an even larger barn, some out buildings and a coral. One thing did strike me as strange. This operation appeared to have no. " Do you have a photograph," she asked.I grabbed my wallet and showed her the wedding photo."So you're serious, you're really looking for your wife?" she asked."Yes," I agreed."I have honesty never seen her," she insisted, "Sorry!"I went home.I waited for the inevitable call from my Asian friends, "You find her?" it sounded like the older one who asked."Sure, ten thousand was it," I asked."Yeah," he replied suspiciously."Because Ileana said it was six." I insisted."Interest," he replied."Are. I guess I felt it was easier to forget.My father passed away about two years later and after the funeral mymother sat me down and explained as much as she could about theirmarriage, the financial situation dad left for us and my 'sister'."Jerome was a good man and a hard worker Keith," mom said."His salary and death benefits have secured my future and yours but hewas troubled when I met and married him and only with good surroundingsand love did he develop into a good man and father."When my.