"I laughed and shook his hand. His grip was firm and solid without trying to be overpowering. I liked him.Connie offered to buy him lunch and he decli...ed. He ordered coffee, though, and after a sip and a few pleasantries got down to business.He looked at me and asked, "Do you have any computer skills? Databases, spreadsheets and such, for instance?"I pondered the question. My skills weren't at geek level, but I could navigate fairly well."More than some, less than others would be my guess," I. ‘How many of these kids are yours?’ I opened the conversation thinking it a reasonable topic. She looked at me questioningly for a few seconds then smiled sweetly. She seemed to sit up straighter and even pushed her magnificent chest out. ‘All of them are my children.’ ‘Ah, um, ah, how many are um, all of them?’ I asked suspiciously. ‘There are seventeen,’ She said with a smile in her voice. I was astounded, ‘Wow, you must have a very happy husband.’ She again looked at me questioningly, turned. Come here." Jason did. Jessie pointed to a telltale puddle on the dining room table.Jason stifled his own laughter. "I guess they're OK if they were so turned on they couldn't make it to the bedroom." Come on, help me with this stuff, and I'll grab a washcloth." Jason helped her put their groceries away, and Jessie wiped down the table. Jason had gone back to where Warren and Sophia were sleeping."Jess, come here." She did. Jay pointed at Sophia and Warren. "Notice a little movement in the hand. ......event. You can book any hotel of your choice at our expense and of course stay for the weekend, entirely at our expense; we of course will pay for the flights with British Airways, First class naturally”.“Oh, OK, I don’t think that will be a problem, we both like Paris”. Mark agreed.“Getting back to the conditions, Number Four, You will pay Emma before the ah.... event, we thought maybe £500 an hour, if that’s not too much”?“Mark, I find talking about money is so vulgar, shall we just say.