”Tamara was pensive and was looking at her hands.“Beauty? Do you like what you do? Do you want to continue?”She looked up, meeting his eyes. “...o. I hate it. But ... I don’t know who I am if I stop.”“You are Ben’s mother. You are Sophie’s sister. And, I hope, you will be my friend.”“Okay. Thank you. I need to talk to Sophie about this, but ... thank you.” She paused, then went on, “May I stay here tonight? I’ll need to leave fairly early to get home for Sophie to go out.”“Surely! I’d offer to. Wonderful. I have found my second career, my true calling. Science be damned. In short, sir, I got the job.? ?What job? Tell me all about it.? ?Let me get warm and I will.? ?Do you want a drink?? ?Yes. No. I?ve had enough. Two with you. And two more with Yves.? ?The waiter?? ?Yes. Well, most of two. I didn?t get to finish the second.? She is a little drunk, I thought. But even higher because of something else. I turned off the television and sat down on a sofa, where she soon joined me. ?Think. " I owe you nothing," Cade said angrily."You need to respect me!" Seth said and he stood up and pounded his fist against the table, making everyone but Cade jump. Quinn slid out of his chair and made his way upstairs with the other children."Why did you come here?" Cade demanded."Because you owe me boy," Seth said, and they both stood face to face, glaring at one another.Cade stayed strong. "If you aren't welcome to be in the neighborhood back home, then why would you be welcome here?"Annie. He wasn't just going to work, he was escaping from a wife he didn't understand, maybe never had understood. The two days' uncertainty about Sue's actions had been so bad that as they dragged by he couldn't imagine anything worse; now he saw that they had just been a beginning! Naively he had thought she had some understanding of his life and her place in it. Her enthusiasm in bed last night and again this morning had shown that she could still delight in some of that place but she had been.