" Yes sir." Mary responded.Goldstein had Kim sign the divorce papers, deed to the house, and car registration in all the right places then Mary brough... in the document naming Goldstein as her attorney which he also had her sign, then after signing the receipt himself he handed it over to her. Kim handed it to me.I looked over the receipt. Goldstein must have known Kim was going to let him represent her because the receipt was a legal document not only showing the paid fee, but also showing. Finally, she pulled back and said, ‘Okay, I’m going to get dressed. Coffee’s in that cupboard, you can have full-fat or decaffeinated – I want the real thing this morning.’ After a final peck on the cheek she flowed from his arms and back into the bedroom. Stan got busy, and soon Anne emerged, wearing a tan wraparound skirt and white t-shirt. She got busy with toast while Stan went to put his shirt on. They chatted about inconsequential things for a while over their breakfast, then Stan stopped. Mom was waiting for me downstairs. I began preparing myself for some very tough questions. “You go. I’m coming.”“She wants you immediately. Don’t delay.” She went out of my room leaving me sweating with fear. I heard her walking down the steps. Once she was gone, I went to the bathroom and washed my face with cold water. It had some soothing effect and brought some of my senses back. I went back to my room and dried my face with a towel.“Rohan…are you coming?” I heard Roly shouting from. Carol put her arm through mine and almost dragged me out of the house. She clung to my arm and rested her head on my shoulder as I walked towards my home, still muddled in my brain as to what exactly had gone down just now. I’d only made the remark as a joke and now, here I was, taking John’s wife to my home and leaving Sally in his. No words were spoken until I opened the front door and let her walk in before me. K9 wagged his tail in greeting and she ruffled the hair on his head as I let him.