So yes, I feel us separating would be in the best interest of both of us and the family." Robin, I'd like to hear your story from your side of it."Rob...n said, "It's true. I love you Pa, but it just isn't the same. I don't know for sure but maybe it is the age thing. Aaron is closer to my age and I really do love him. If you don't mind Pa, I'd like to be with Aaron." Does anyone else have anything to say?"Beth said, "being the oldest I think we have a situation where no one is truly hurt, no one. This was not too hard to do. Putting them in separate stalls in the stables. This seemed to work and the dog settled down a bit. Until that night.We had gone to bed exhausted from the fresh air and the work that had to be done around the farm. It was quite early for us, but we had just about run out of energy. Jock, started to yell and although the stables were quite away from the house, his whining and yips could be heard as if he were in the room with us. I decided to go and see if I could. Now it was becoming apparent that a new doctor was going to be in his future. Today, however, his doctor was Jill Ford, the pediatrician. When they arrived, Jill led them to the exam room. Candice, his mother, went into the exam room with him. It was she that explained that he had a sports injury to his groin. Jill, the ever professional doctor, told Bill to strip so that she could examine him.In an effort not to look at Jill as he took his clothing off, he did look at his mother with an almost. " Kee?"She nodded. "Three years; aircar malfunction." And each of you is the sole heir?" By Jove, Watson, I think he's got it," Terry said dryly. Of course she'd figured it out even if she did mix quotes."Each one of them was by an accident? And then your surviving parents remarried within a couple of years, right?" So if anything were to happen to them everything would go to the surviving spouse?" Terry nodded."Fuck." It was the best I could do."Fuck, indeed," she said."Why? What are you.