He certainly didn’t love her, if he ever really had. He was still seething when he walked in the door. ‘Debbie? Where are you?’ He found her wa...hing the endless supply of dirty laundry her kids generated. She looked up at him. ‘We need to talk,’ he said. ‘About what?’ God, is she obtuse. She doesn’t have a fucking clue, he thought. Telling her he was leaving turned out to be easier than he had anticipated. Her crying and begging were expected, but didn’t move him in the least. Fueled by his. " GPS?" Yeah, Garmin for that and the radar." You've got the whole package, then." That was the plan. I can show you some pictures of what she looked like before I restored it four years ago. I know a lot of people were thinking I was wasting my time." No ... you didn't. It's beautiful. It's perfect. Who do I have to bribe to get this job?" Let's go into the cabin and talk. You need to know what I'm looking for and I need to know you can do the job."I don't know why I spent the next half-hour. I could tell from the soreness between my legs that something had been happening. I heard a loud clapping sound and looked up to see Abid entering the room. He spoke in his tongue to the boys as they ran from the room."I hope you are feeling better," he said in a concerned tone. "You gave us quite a scare out there. It sometimes happens after a long journey." Who were those boys?" I asked pissed off from the soreness between my legs."You must accept my apology for them. They are my youngest. I just wished I could see as well as hear them. After about 20 minutes I heard someone come into the room and announce that it was 'time'. I listened as they all left the room.As soon as they left I had to run out and get the bar set up for the reception. All that day I kept fantasizing about what it would have been like to be able to see into that room while the wedding party was getting ready. As I was cleaning up after the reception ended I decided to find the room the wedding party had been.