If you tell Trevor, what are the possible responses? As I see it, he could either take it well or take it badly." Yes, that, um, does seem to cover th... contingencies, yes," Jenny said dryly."Okay, let's put it another way. What are the likelihoods of him responding in either way?" That he'll take it well: slim to none," Jenny said flatly. "That he'll take it badly: very very high." And what makes you say that," I asked."Because that's the kind of person he is," Jenny said. "He tends to. I think the best thing we can say is that we’re making it work.”“But isn’t that what you say about all marriages? That they’re hard work and need constant attention to keep them on an even keel?”I nodded, “Yes, and mine is way more complicated than most. Maybe there are three people in the world who can really make this work as an equal trio without any drama, but as I said, I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. As for you, what I would recommend, in fact, insist on, is that you get some. “Now gentlemen, this is the exact position that we will begin and complete this evening in.” I call out. “Are you still game?” My only response from them, were lustful groans of anticipation. Know the time had come to move forward, Abby and I both dropped our hands and the same time. Leaving the guys with a feeling of loss as our hands were no longer on them, touching and caressing them. Circling the group one last time, Abby and I changed places. I was now between Sam and Jacob and she. And here came a rider in blue alongside one in British red, and the Redcoat was an officer and wore a black patch on his eye. I ran back and got George, and we saddled up and hurried after the pair, staying to the woods as much as we could. When we brought them in sight and were about to stop them or shoot them, four more Germans arrived from the other direction so we got back under concealment."Damn," said George, "why'n't I go back and get some reinforcements, an' you keep an eye on them."I.