I have absolutely everything I need, and most of the things I want. I have you and Kara, and Albert. I have Kathy and Kurt. My career is back on track...as you said. We have a great sex life. What more could I ask for?”“Just having what you want doesn’t make you happy,” I said. “I’ve had pretty much everything I wanted at times and been very depressed. I think it’s more about having a positive outlook on life than anything else. And having kids. The kids make me very, very happy.”“Obviously, or. There would be time enough to taste those delights now that we were together. Especially since the girl in my dreams had a time machine to hand.It was then I noticed the dog sitting quietly in the corner of the bedroom watching me. It was the same dog from my twelve-year-old dream. Dorothy's dog, Toto. I blinked with surprise. Was I still in the lover's dream? How could the dog be here? It sat there looking at me for what felt like an age. Then it spoke as it had done long ago in my dream of. I need you Sue. You have been the center of my universe for the whole time we have been married, and if I lost you now it wouldn't be a life I would be willing to live."Sue jumped up and ran from the room. She went to the bathroom and locked herself in. I could hear her sobs. She stayed there for an hour before finally coming out. She looked composed, barely."Sorry John. I wasn't expecting you to say that you still loved me. It was what I longed to hear, but I couldn't handle the things that I. “Let’s do this!” she said as she straightened the hem of her dress. Cory’s phone bleeped and he told Tilly to see who it was. She took one look at the screen and glared at him in disbelief. “How many girls do you text?” she laughed. “There are sixteen notifications here.” Cory laughed and shrugged and Tilly said that TJ had just text to say he was five minutes out. Which meant he was probably just turning onto their street now. “One more thing,” Cory said wickedly. “I’ve got.