I’m sure, now and then; it will be difficult for both of us, but I think we both will be able to handle it. I truly love your daughter, Sir, and if ...he is really honest about all the things she does, even behind my back, I think I can live with it.”“That’s very mature of you!” Charles said, and for the first time during this conversation, he looked very satisfied with this conversation.Frederik’s curiosity got the better of him, and he asked, “Sir? Why did you suspect Sandra was a. ”Jaycee smiled gratefully at his helpful shift in the conversation. “They’re all doing pretty well now, but it didn’t start out that way, that’s for sure,” she remarked, as she began again.Growing up, their family usually had very little but their folks somehow always managed to get by. That all stopped when her dad was force to quit working. Jaycee’s mom, Mary, did what she could but the little she brought home as a waitress was barely enough to put food on the table. By the time her dad died,. I turned and looked my love in the eyes. “Are you alright sweetie?” She nodded her head and kissed me on the lips. Her eyes opened and stared into mine. “Did you really mean what you said about me being yours?” I looked at her and then away, and back again. “Only if you want to be. I'll protect you no matter what you decide, but I don't want you to be with me only because you think its safer then trying to fend for yourself. I'll always be here for you.”She started crying, and jumped into my. Her friend Jenny, a pudgy travel agent who wanted to show us photos from her latest trip, and Ed, a cab driver who parked his taxi in front of the house for twenty minutes while he gobbled two slices of pepperoni pizza and rushed off to work, saying he’d be back in an hour. He wasn’t. In time I would learn that Audrey didn’t have many friends, certainly none who cared to help her paint. On the other hand, I’m the kind of guy who shows up in old clothes ready to paint. I’ve always said the.