It didn’t matter, the world seemingly dissolved beneath her touch. I finally gathered enough wit to pull out of the kiss. Quickly responding with a ...uick peck on the lips, I turned to stand up. ‘Hold on, I need another beer’ I stated, walking the few steps to Erica, whilst tripping and laughing. What I hadn’t noticed was that fact that where I fell had been coals of the fire, which my shoulder was right in. They all three jumped up and ripped me out of the fire. By time they finished, I was. Well, his job never slowed down, so we never had kids. I made myself busy working at a nursery, they've been my kids. Mind you, I don’t need to work; my husband makes enough to take care of us. I chose to, because, I can only keep the house so clean. Our marriage has always been good. When he is home, he is sweet, caring, loving, gives me all his attention. I've never had a complaint. I never thought twice that things were different when he wasn't home. That was, until I came across a number. Woh ek ordinary din tha Monday ka main subah school jaane ki liye utha. Papa office jaa chuke the aur mummy mere liye nashta laga rahi thi. Nashta karne ke baad hum dono saath mein school jane ke liye nikle. School paas mein hi tha isliye hum walk karte hue hi jaate the. Chalte chalte meri nazaar ek aadmi pe padi. Yeh aadmi hamari ore aa raha tha aur hamare paas se guzarte hi usne maa ki taraf dekha aur ek ajib se smile ki aur chala gaya. Iss aadmi ke baare mein agar baat ki jaye toh main. So, what were the pros and cons? On the plus side, if it were done well, tastefully, he could see that it might well serve as a positive role model for some of the kids, the ones who already led a relatively normal home life with relatively normal parents who loved each other.But how about the kids who were constantly subjected to a crappy home life because their parents were locked in a never-ending game of one-upmanship; who never passed up an opportunity to dis each other; who used their.