Saturday dawned bright. Gerald was getting ready to leave for the away game trip with his mates. James and Valerie were talking over their outing to T...rquay."Gerald, the last time you went off with these rowdies, you didn't make it home all night. Are you planning on staying over in Exeter?" No, nooooo, I wouldn't think so." He winked and grinned broadly at James. "Well, I suppose an emergency could arise, of course!" He laughed loudly."If that is what you have in mind, old dear, James and I. She then asked if we went into the camp where Em told her no. “You should go back there and check things out ,make sure the furnace is keeping the pipes from freezing and there are no leaks”. When Emily went to pay for the meal I whispered to Lee “Em wanted to go in and play but I wasn’t sure if you would be okay with it.Of course I would silly ,go back and have some fun”Lee said “you can do it whenever she wants too” then gave me a quick kiss. Leaving the diner Em seemed happy we were going. He often wondered how he had ended up with such an attractive woman. He wasn’t bad looking in fact many would have called him handsome. At 27 he was tall and trim from regular running, with mousy brown hair and a bright friendly face that put people at ease. The reason he was so surprised that a beautiful woman like Chloe had married him was that he’d never been much good with women in the past. His problem was he was always so enamoured of them that he could never play it cool. He was so. Everyone mentions the bobbing bridge, between the end of the dock and the houseboat, but no one fell in. The ceremony itself went off without a hitch.Mom was radiant. The published images manages to capture some of it—Justin won awards for his photography—but you need to watch the video to really catch it. Mom never missed a step, even though her eyes never left Dad.Sean:When the time came, I went to get dressed. I had had fittings while Sheila was on her trips to the city. I knew my.