And everybody in the village knows all about it. Not likely that she will find someone else now." Len had this lovely calm smile on her face."Danny. Y...u know you are a really nice guy. You have been treated badly, but you can still feel sorry for the person who did that. It's no wonder I have always felt that you were my best friend. That's why I wanted you to be the first to have me. You will probably be the only one to have me as well."My head felt like it had doubled in size after hearing. My daughter jumped up. “Woa there girl, er dad, jeez” she said.“Lucy sorry, it’s like two people living in here and one of us is a real dude, like let’s go party” I said and shook off the robe.“NO! I mean we have to get over to Hank to get the anti-active thingamabob” I said.“Well I have some clothes that might fit, you’re a little bit more in the chest area than I am dad.”“You can call me Heidi honey, and I don’t wear bras. Oh gee, I can keep my mind straight Lucy, sorry” I stammered. He was a very arrogant and rude person by behavior. He never talked with people in his neighborhood and suspected that, everyone in this area was a thief and wanted to steal his money if he got careless. He was highly suspicious person, never relies on any one, even in his shop or home. He disbelieves his shop workers also and always used to keep a sharp watch on them.He only loved me, though I was not good at study. The cause was that I was his only descendant who would take care of his. In one of them I found a small writing desk that was irresistible. Unfortunately, I couldn't hide my enthusiasm, and I paid more for the desk than I really wanted to.Upon returning to London, I decided to refinish my new acquisition, and when I removed one of the drawers I found an envelope inside the desk. There were several typewritten sheets in the envelope which bore the return address of a defunct publishing house that was located here in London before the War, and based upon the postmark.