It was suggested that it would be nice if we could all raise a little cash for a local hospice. The hospice was chosen as we had recently lost a dear ...ember to cancer who had been looked after at the hospice.It was decided that each couple would raise money over the coming weeks, then the money would be collected and presented to the hospice. Jaq and myself were bouncing ideas off one another but nothing very original. The usual things were being done, such as tombola stalls and raffles,. Whatever you’ve done in the past is in the past. It can stay there. I’ll never ask you questions about it, if you don’t want me to.’ Anna sat there crying and I put my arms around her and hugged her close. After a while her tears stopped. I disentangled myself from her and taking her hand placed the ring on her finger. She tentatively smiled back at me, then I lifted her up in my arms and carried her to the bedroom. Anna was a Roman Catholic, but we didn’t get married in church, we had a civil. Elizabeth however saved her best faces for him, her cheeky smile when she was feeling playful, and her mischievous grin when she was up to something made James fall in love with her all over again. James made his way over to the bed and pulled at his tie to loosen it. He slid his shoes off and started to undo the buttons of his shirt, all the time admiring the wisps of Elizabeth's blonde hair shimmering in the moonlight. He pulled his trousers, socks and boxers off, and slid in-between the cool. Silently hoping that the single twenty Angelique had would be enough, I pointed to the front of the store. "You have to pay."Angelique smiled and took the small bear from my hand. The four-year old girl ran to the front of the store. I had barely managed to stand back up when I heard an astonished voice. "Can you pay?"I cursed thinking that Angelique was going to have trouble. There was a hiss of someone inhaling and then a sigh. "I guess you can. Let me ring this up," the voice said.Electronic.