As it is, she lets him change two things a year."There's gonna' be a war." The likes of which none of us as ever seen," he said, grinning. "And it wou...d be ten times worse if the furniture had gotten ruined. He's got almost everything stored in the barn." Well, how did the flood happen to start with?" Oh, that's one for the books, too. He was talking to his lady psychic." His what?" His lady psychic. She called him about the time he was running water in the tub and he forgot about everything. As his awareness grew he realized that he was fastened to some kind of apadded chair. His arms were secured to the arms of the chair at theshoulders, elbows and wrists. A strap seemed to go around his chest.His legs were held in place with straps at mid-thigh, knees and ankles.He struggled helplessly until he heard a voice that he recognized asbelonging to his wife. "You might as well relax," she said. "There isabsolutely nothing you can do about what we have done to you. Or, forthat. If Monday rolled around and Lisa was still with her cousin Carrie, Russell would bring Katy to his mother in law’s house. ‘Son, time for you to kick that girl’s ass,’ his mother in law would say. ‘She ain’t never going to wise up until you do.’ This was said while she rubbed herself against him. ‘Need to find you a real woman, one that’ll treat you right.’ The times he would bring Katy to his parents house, the few times he and Lisa would go out together, Melissa was told that she was the baby. We walked without saying anything. Me because my nerves were beginning to take hold, and he wondering why the walk on our own. I knew where we were going, he didn't. I wanted him to feel what the place had to offer before confronting him with my wish.I needn't have worried. The moment we turned past the last grove of trees and the tranquil beauty of the place confronted him, he stopped, his arm around me. "What's going on here? Who is he?" he asked, not taking his eyes off the scene in front of.