I guess..." Anyway ... We're married." I wondered what possessed you to go out Friday evening. It was nasty." Yeah. Foul weather gear all the way out....Anchored about five miles down the bay. Spent the night. Woke up Saturday, went down to that last anchorage before the Narrows, spent the night. Made soup. Played music. And we're back." Played music?" Flute and banjo," Jo said as she walked up. "Hi, Gary!" You married this guy?" Mmm-hmmm," she said. "Wanted a banjo player all my life." Giggle.. "Patrick."I looked up to see Pete standing in the doorway, looking very serious."Come on in," he said.He closed the door behind me as I walked into his office. An older guy in a suit was sitting in one of his chairs, a briefcase beside him."Patrick, this is Darrin Hestrick of the College Board," Pete said. "He has some questions for you. It concerns, uh —" Perhaps you could just let me ask a few questions first, Mr. Peterson," Mr. Hestrick interrupted him in a nasal tone."Certainly," Pete. Reina wasn’t the only one overcome with emotion. Chad turned her face to look at his. As their eyes locked onto each other, he felt the words from his heart fall out of his mouth and said, “I love you, Reina.”Reina couldn’t speak for a moment. What if he didn’t mean that he loved her, but just loved what they had done together? She was worried that he was confusing love with lust.“Reina, please say something. You’re killing me here. I don’t expect you to love me back, I know we hardly know each. “I hope that you both slept well, especially you, Janet, given your activities prior to joining us.”She nodded, “I did, though I did not expect to. I never could stomach what we would do, though I did not do much last night. She did seem genuinely afraid of the knife, but I left it only in plain view. I used other tools to inflict minute amounts of pain and damage. Basically giving her only a taste of what would come, with the hopes that she would see reason before I returned. I would know.