"Sara and Jenna laughed and then shared hugs as Rick walked up grinning ear to ear. Rick and Jenna quickly exchanged silent glances that said Jenna's...mission had at least been partially successful. Sara thanked Jenna for the tea and conversation, and then thanked them both for the ten-pound note and the dinner invite. Jenna slipped easily under Rick's arm and said she was more than welcome and Rick added he hoped she'd come. Sara made no further promises but did extend congratulations on. It was almost like clockwork, after he finished, our phone would ring, Sue would pick up, and Michael would ask her if she could come out to see if all of the lights were working. We would walk out together and let him know if things were alright. It was simply amazing, everything was just perfect,’ he said. Not realizing that I had an audience, I began to play the Billy Joel song, ‘And So It Goes’ and the piano came alive. ‘Oh my God, this is such a beautiful song,’ Marlene whispered. ‘I’m not. I convinced her I'd never stop loving her. She told me if I was sure, to set it up and she'd try, but I had to promise not to get mad if she couldn't go through with it. I notified John who was ready by now. It was coming up New Years Eve, and I thought what better time to do it. I told Janice I wanted to invite him over for drinks. She was so nervous! I told her I wanted to go shopping with her and help get her ready for him. We went out to a hair salon and she had her hair done. I took her to. “I’d be taking a risk,” she said, “he’s very clever, he might be able to tell.”“I’ll wear a rubber, no way he could know.”“But is it worth the risk? I’m a married woman. He could ruin you. He got another guy fired.”“He can't fire me, I own the company. You want that contract?”“Sure.”“Let me have a go at that lock and it’s yours.”“What if you can’t pick it?”“I’ll sign anyway and we’ll add a few percent if your husband is on the phone when I get the lock open.”“I don’t know when he’s going to.