We were both in our early thirties when we married. I had been a confirmed bachelor to that point. Cathy had been engaged once before meeting me, but ...er fiancé’ broke it off when Cathy found out she could never have children. When I met her I fell head over heels. I didn’t care about children, I just wanted her. “Don’t look so shocked, Jim,” Harry was talking again. “A lot of married couples experience sex with others.” I was really getting to like this guy less and less. “Jim,” he continued,. ”“Good and reliable news source,” Dave teased. “I like that.”Nancy said, “While we were having breakfast, they updated everything. The storm is now moving fifteen or sixteen miles an hour and intensifying. It found some warmer water. On a straight-line path with a northerly jog over Cuba that’d put it here about Wednesday morning.”“Do you see us not doing something we should be doing?”“Not right now, but tomorrow if nothing changes, I’d get everybody to help clear the patio, take down stuff. Turning from such darkthoughts I look at my companions tonight and I realize I love them. Asmuch as I hate my old friends, I love my new friends that much more.We're laughing and giggling, drawing the approving glances and nods fromthe surrounding hip dinner crowd. Again I drift away in a thought. Thistime I realize me and my friends here are the color. We are the peoplethat make the hip part of the city hip. These good young, sociallyliberal, affluent diners pay good money for the privilege to. “I think you will love living in Terville, Druid Williams. Please tell David about your decision. I’ll let him know you are coming and why.”He laughed. He had been thinking of taking over the running of the new endeavour. The fact Willow had come to him, as her doctor was not lost on him either.Many of the Gentry in the city would not see doctors that they knew were also Druids. He had a feeling that the Country Gentry would not shun them, especially if Willow and Ty supported them.They would.