She had been promised to another man by her parents and the wedding would be in the next year. Randi was determined that she would marry for love and ...ot some promise she had no part in. It was an ancient tradition from their native India which applied just as strongly here in Canada. Julie could not understand how it could happen. She would never stand for her parents arranging her marriage. She worried for Randi when she told Julie what might happen to her if she defied her parents. Worse. "Oh anddon't forget I know your secret, I'm sure your golf buddies would love tohear about how you like and dress in your wife clothes" Jessica added nowin control. "I told you that in confidence" I replied feeling daft tellingher in the first place "I know you did and it will stay confident, unlessyou except are relationship is over" Jessica said smiling. "OK Ok, I fullyunderstand, I get the message" I said. "Good" Jessica said this now beingthe last word of the conversation and left me in the. He was so happy and enjoyed thefeeling of the wind blowing through his hair. He arrived homebefore Toni and sat in the driveway looking over the inside of hiscar. He couldn't believe it was his. This was an answer to a dreamhe had had since he got his driver's license. How could she haveknown it would mean so much to him? Toni pulled into the garage then came along side the car on hisside. She asked, "Is it OK?" He replied, "It's much better than OK! Thank you for making methe happiest man. .. um guess, I had forgotten about it." * * * "It's like Ruth Turner's son, when he joined that cult, it was like he was an entirely different person," said Mrs. Johnson to her husband, while they were alone in the kitchen. "Yeah, I remember that, the boy seems O.K. now, I saw him just last week." "I know, Ruth told me it was like he had been brainwashed or something. It took months of therapy to reprogram him." Right then and there, they decide, with the rest of the family's help, that.