I have three grown children. My son's in his thirties and a daughter is twenty-nine, I think. They are both married and have families of their own. I ...ave a younger daughter who is a senior in college who is going to England over Christmas. None of them has a financial hardship. So, what do you say? Are we friends for the holidays?" You have a kind face, Dan; I'm going to say yes for my kids' sake. Please, no tricks, my family and I have been through a lot this past year. So, what do you need. "I am," I murmured, hunching over and putting my hands around the cup to warm them. "I'm sorry I laughed all those years ago. I'm sorry you held on for so long waiting." Pausing, I gathered my strength before looking into her eyes. "But I'm most sorry I never gave us a chance."She let one sob slip then pinched her lips tight to keep from showing me her pain. I watched her glance out the window to stare at the sky until she got herself under control before I continued. "It's too late, though. I. My bad luck is my two roommates are not good looking and so not my type. But my good luck is that a really good looking guy is staying in the adjacent room who is the friend of my roommate. I was a little disappointed when I found out that he already has a girlfriend. I went to his room to make friends with him and found a really gorgeous man in the bed right next to him who is called Hari (name changed). (I got a little jealous that all good looking guys stick together) Main story lies here,. Competition? Wrong.I have two very attractive mates who love each other as much as they love me. They’re not barefoot, pregnant trash, they’re brighter than bright, and destined for great things, but they make me believe that the three of us being a family is the greatest thing.It’s great. I never really know what those two will cook up. Last week I come home.“We’ve made dinner,” Haley said.“Slow cooker,” Deena added.Demeanor of the two tells me something is up. Dinner’s great. We have a.