I hadn't spoken with Aunt Vivian in a fewweeks. I needed to get back to my therapy sessions. In a way, it allseemed frivolous and unimportant. What wa... the big deal? I was living mylife the way I wanted to. I was happy and I wasn't hurting anyone by myactions. Why would anyone care at all what I did? I finally managed toconvince myself. I touched up my lipstick in the mirror. I'd chosen ?rose'for the day. A bit more of a statement than the mauve, but not asoutlandish as the ruby red. I. Parkhurst. Besides, all they were going to do was put the things in the garage, then she’d drive him home. What harm could there be in that? The trip to her house didn’t take long. She turned into her driveway and shut the car off. Eldon helped Sheila carry her trays and boxes inside. While Sheila put them away, he looked around. She’d had the two-car garage converted into a rather nice kitchen facility. ‘You really have a nice setup here,’ he remarked. ‘Thanks,’ Sheila replied. ‘Ah…would…would. "That's even better. I want you to tell us what you've thought of doing, and when you do I'll try to see if I know of something that would make it easier."As soon as I got to the table I knew she really had enjoyed the talk we'd had. There was food everywhere and it was a lot more than we could possibly eat. Taachachi had also increased the crowd. The table was piled high with food, but it was going to be a cafeteria-style meal today.Probably every plate or eating bowl anywhere in our caves was. "Pacing slowly behind his desk, Mr. Jensen paused to gather his thoughts, something he rarely had to do."What you do in your private life is your business but when you make use of our receptionist to lie to your husband while you are having an affair with another member of this firm it becomes Partnership business."Susan's face went ashen. "Mr. Jensen, I asked her to simply say I was busy," she stammered."Busy? As a lawyer you know better than that. You were out of the office for 2 days, you.