So, Suzy, while it’s ok to sit next to Matt, sitting on his lap isn’t. So, move over, and let’s get down to business.”Reluctantly Suzy started...to stand. I stopped her and told her she had to “Pay the toll.” A heart-stopping kiss later, she moved next to me. From above the tabletop, there was a modest distance between us. Below was a different story.Steve sat for a moment, shaking his head. “Ok, let’s get down to business.”“First off, let’s talk about Randy Clausen, the district attorney. As I. Instead of working as an 'independent contractor, ' I would work as an employee of my own company. That meant that my paycheck was less, but tax benefits were worth it, as my company would then offer me a daycare service which was tax deductible. Go figure.The rest of the summer flew by, and before we noticed it, was time to start school again. I had contacted our principal and he offered us - or Marie - some freedoms. She would start school with the rest of us, but would also sneak off to. So I grabbed my pillows, always sleep better with my own pillows,and went to bed in the spare room.We tried sharing a bed a few more times but every night the results werethe same and eventually I simply went straight into the spare room. Iwas confused, helpless and hurting. More than anything in the world Iwanted my wife back but I had no idea how to go about it.Chapter 3Night Time Changes"Sam, we need to talk."Alex was sitting at the kitchen table, a large glass of Red wine infront of her.. Thursday he asked Edna to stop at Carlson's on the way home. Hefound a multi-colored sundress that was trimmed with a lot ofruffles. Edna teased him that it didn't have any lace on it. Hesaid it caught his fancy and he wanted to get it. She told him ifhe liked it that much to get it. In the car he said he wanted to wear it Sunday for the cook-out.Edna was surprised at how he was now planning ahead more than heused to. He never planned what he was going to wear ahead of timebefore. He was.