We haven’t met up to now but have had a few discussions via email and on the phone in the lead up the day. I’m in the room playing some mellow bac...ground music as the guests start to enter the room for the evening reception and it’s all very informal. Whenever I do Civil Ceremonies I often play a game in my head as I look at the guests trying to guess who is gay and who is straight. I notice that there are far more women than men and most of the guests seem to be between mid 20’s and early. "Anyway, how do you know who I was out with?" I have my methods," It was his turn to be smug, and the conversation moved on to the coming day.The meeting with York police was brief. There was no new information. They had already forwarded everything they knew to Colin. The CCTV recordings were long gone, so the PI was the only hope for more evidence. They had decided not to alert him to our impending arrival, in case there was illegality and he had time to destroy evidence that would be useful. .." Trish started saying with a giggle, "... or is Paul heregetting an erection?"Nervous laughter from the sorority pledges ringed in his ears, as hisshorts clearly tented out beyond his control."You know what?" Christie stated with authority, as she asked the girlsaround her for their opinion, "He deservers a good thirty seconds...being that he's a third generation freshman and all," more giggles wereemerging, as well as many yeses were being replied.Clearly not understanding, Christie. “Same as Grant.” Grant sipped his coffee and grunted. Bella fixed them breakfast and they enjoyed bacon, eggs, and toast. They sipped coffee and ate in silence. When they finished, Bella began to gather up the dishes when Zane stopped her and said, “Where I come from, the cook doesn’t clean.” “But you’re a guest,” said Bella. “Not an excuse,” said Zane. “You cooked, I’ll clean.” Bella smiled as Zane cleared the table and washed the breakfast dishes, then put them away with her help. She.