.. what Mom?" I asked. "I asked if you wanted some lunch its after 12 0'clock I figured you would be hungry, I made some sandwiches and chips." She re...lied. As I got off the pool float and moved toward the ladder I noticed just how good Mom looked today. Of course she always looked good as she worked out pretty much every day and she always wore stylish clothes for work. Mom sold real estate and she was good at it. She made great money and never skimped on her wardrobe. Mom is 43 and could pass. Soon the buzzer went off to signal the players back to their dressing rooms. Brad stopped at centre ice and shook hands with Derek. Good friends were now enemies on the ice. Skating off the ice, Brad tapped his shin pads with his hockey stick. “I love you too, Brad,” Abby said softly.“I don’t know if you heard Alex and me talking. He told me things about my husband that I didn’t know,” Susan began telling Dan.“I heard you talking but didn’t really listen to what was said.”“Alex told me that. At least, that was their hope. I was right there with them with my fingers crossed. There was nothing I could do to help my lady except encourage and support her. If their effort failed and nothing came of their attempt, it wouldn’t kill us. She knew the risk when she went all in with her three partners and her eyes were open when she committed her funds.I really wanted us to set a date for our wedding, as of course, did my mother. I was worried it might be a distraction as Naomi was totally. I have always hated suspension bridges, even if they are strong and stable they feel like they are going to collapse any minute. The view from the bridge is fantastic and we were forced to stop in the middle for a minute or two to look at Vuojatätno and Akkajaure. As much as I hate bridges, they often have spectacular views. I felt Pernilla beside me and was glad of having someone to share this moment with. We took it easy and made it to Kissuris by late afternoon. I felt great, better than I.