He was beginning to get tired of this woman and she hadn’t even been there a day.“I’ll put my couch out there, but not my chair,” Abby said se...ing that Jack wasn’t going to give in on this issue. This was why she didn’t want to just rent a room.“Fine,” Jack said.Abby said, “Your chair has to go out there.”“My chair is staying right where it is,” Jack said.“Something has to go out to the garage. There’s not enough room for two chairs and a couch,” Abby said. She still had the bookcase to put. Tad walked up with 3 shots and said "Compliments of the house," as he lined the shots up in front of Shannon, Joel, and himself."Wow, thanks! But how did we get so lucky to get free shots?" Joel asked."Well, we like to give incentives to hot couples so they continue to visit our bar. Your wife is smoking hot! Look at all the men staring! If we can keep the hot people here and entertained we make more money as a business. It's a win win for all," Tad explained."Oh, I'm nothing special, many. "I never thought I would know what it was like to feel you in my arms." I think I was in shock just a little. "I told Anne all about us when we met. When I saw you, I thought I was seeing things." "I am so sorry how things ended, Paul." "Shush," he said with a smile. I knew he understood, but I had felt very guilty about ending things so abruptly. Anne suggested we go for a drink somewhere and get to know each other. "I really can't drink anymore tonight myself, but I would love to hang out. Greg and Sean from Elsa’s architectural firm were atop a pile of dirt about twelve feet tall with the new construction manager, Doug Reed. They were looking at a page from the hundreds of blueprints for the house, and pointing in various directions.When I’d arrived on site, Elsa had stuck a printed page into my hands, and said, “Here are our entries for the name of the house and property to replace ‘The Farm.’ I won’t tell you who suggested what, so you won’t have any biases. We had a bunch,.