I make my way back into the living room and wait for them to come back downstairs. I always knew Ian had an eye for the ladies, but I didn't know he a...tually liked to play the field.Ten minutes later and they finally make their appearance. Ian still red faced and flustered looking, Chrissie all smiling and confident, quite literally the cat that got the cream!"Oh didn't realise you'd come in, Mark." Ian stutters, clearly flustered to see me here."Sorry, needed to use the loo, so let myself in.. Late July or August," Warren said."After the tours end, so all our skating friends can be there," Sophia clarified."So," Warren continued, "We have two choices. We can get married this summer, which means we'd get married before the baby came, but Sophia would be walking down the aisle very pregnant. Or, we wait until next summer--which means the baby gets born to unmarried parents, but Sophia won't be getting married in a frilly tent."Sophia giggled. "Also, waiting a year gives us more time to. ”“I know, the answer is still no.” she replied.“Gotcha.” I accepted defeat. “Well, for the record, thank you for having this conversation with me.”She shrugged. “We’re still housemates. I’m under no obligation to forgive you, but we both know I’m probably too forgiving for my own good anyways.” I nodded in agreement. “Just please, please, if you have a moral bone left in you, don’t ever do what you did to me ever again.”“If my word means anything to you, I promise.” I nodded.“Thanks.” she stood. " he dropped for a moment. "It's like you built everything out of nothing. You said yourself there's not much money tied up in any of it." There's not," Bryan agreed."But what I'm getting at is how on earth did you take it upon yourself to do all this. Didn't you have a job or something?"Bryan chuckled. The question was one that he had faced many times with family and close friends. "Well yes," he said. "As a matter of fact I did."Rob said nothing, just continued scooping for a moment before.