He was an ordinary little man...little in stature, little in luck, and sick to death of Being ordinary, but tonight he was going to fullfil a dream. ...is sneaky business partner had been skimming the books, and his wife was a frigid cow who only knew how to spend money as fast as he could make it, and give nothing in return. All of his life he had done what was expected of him; A good loyal husband, a hard working businessman. A Good Man. Tonight he didnt Feel like a good man. He wanted to do. So he shouldn't be at all surprised that she couldn't work out that was two hundred years.For the first time, he found himself wondering whether Sarah was really telling the truth. What he'd read about time travel had come as a real surprise. Going backwards, it seemed pretty much agreed that was impossible. But going forwards in time seemed to be largely a question of mechanics and energy. It was not completely impossible. It still seemed like a totally ridiculous claim, but he wasn't so sure. Jenny helped her daughter apply some clear lip gloss.The women walked slowly back out to the deck; petrified with apprehension. The sun had gone down, and the outdoor lighting created a beautiful setting; with spotlights accenting the food and table tops.Sam had invited five guests. They were Toney and four of his former teammates. Sam told Jenny that once the food was served, the two women would assume the fourth open seat at each table. They would be there to refresh the men's drinks, and. “I bring gifts,” Cee announced.“So I see.”“Where is she?”“I think she’s just about to take a shower,” I told her, watching her face, waiting to see her reaction. “Perfect timing as always,” she smiled. “Did she mention last night?”“Yes. She said she liked it.”Cee grinned. “Good. Did you?”Now I grinned. “Of course I did. And you?”“I may hate you forever if you tell me stop, but I will if you want me to?”I shook my head and reached for the first beer of the day as Cee traipsed her way into the.