She thinks it would make a lot of my problems disappear. I thought you said it didn't matter to you, about Cindy?" It doesn't matter, except that I ju...t wish you'd decide what you're going to do for once, and then stick with that decision. You keep changing your plans without telling anyone you've done that. I think it worked well this time though. Cindy called to talk to me, asking if it would be all right if she were to come home with you this weekend too." To Mama's you mean? I wasn't. Back off, cowboy. This isn’t your business. You’re her boss, she’s your employee. Let someone else be her Prince Charming. A spark of jealousy crackled at that thought, and Joe cursed to himself as he struggled to choke it down before it ignited. Disengage, now. Joe half-turned away from Leanne, jabbed his hands into his pockets to keep from doing anything stupid with them – like reach out for her – and took a couple of deep breaths to clear his head. With his emotions back under control, he. I mention this as everything was unfolding this forced separation was impinging on our loneliness and my illness did not help my mood with the gloomy weather to boot.I had spoken with my husband when he was at the heliport and my uncle had joined in on a three way conference, he just needed my husband to convey a message to the boss out on the rig he was going to, as contact was proving difficult.Uncle stayed on the outskirts of the city where I lived so we talked occasionally but rarely hooked. This was the first part of the television jigsaw puzzle we were assembling. The next part would come in a month’s time, at Comic-Con in San Diego.Wednesday was a lazy day, spent at home swimming and reading. Then on Thursday morning, I had a call from Freya to tell me that Sir Edward wanted to meet. So I donned my work clothes and headed to the office for the second time in a week. Wow. I almost felt like an adult going to work regularly.Ed turned up bang on time for our meeting, wearing a.