Apparently, she had only been married for about six months and was worried that her husband’s absence would ruin their chances of having a child soo...er rather than later.She confided in me that her husband while she loved him dearly had been quite romantic the first month of marriage but after that his ardor had cooled and he worked a lot of overtime and spent lots of time on stakeouts with his female partner.The poor didn’t come right out and say it, but I got the impression that she was. “Hey Tom, can I come in?” asked Will outside Tom’s door. “Yeah sure dad.” Will walked in and took a sit on the edge of the bed. “What’s up dad?” Tom asked not knowing why his father was there or why he was quite all night. “So I wanted to talk to you able stuff” Will started. “About what?”Will took a deep breath. “Well when you are young…” “You have all these thing racing through your head…” “And your body is changing and you have all these hormones…” Will was trying not to sound so teacher. “Ah you’re quite a beauty.” she said eying Blue up and down critically. “Just like Mr. McPherson to get someone good lookin’.. Still you can’t judge a book by it’s cover, you could still be a nice person..” The candour of the judgements amused Blue. She smiled at the lady with genuine affection that one independent lady has for another. “Thank you.. You must be…” and she paused so that she could regain enough composure to say the name without a gratuitous smile….”Mrs Magillicuddy.” “That’s. The pressure was beginning to wear on me, although every time another one of Sarah's diagnostic programs ran without error, I was quite elated. I just wished that I could have been able to share my triumphs and frustrations with Steve. I was really missing our phone calls, and not even knowing when we would be together again made it even harder.STEVE - July 1961 - Somewhere in GermanyJake Goldstein was the Intelligence Officer who had been assigned to work with us. Fortunately, he was fluent in.