Once he accepted that I was going to have a career I said yes and we were married.Children would not be a hindrance in my quest for a career because w... had the money for nanny's and whatever day care we would need so in rapid succession I had Robert junior and Stephanie Anne and following the birth of Stephanie I had my tubes tied.Robert was a health nut and "eat right and exercise" were his mantra. I always thought he was a little over the top on the subject until one day I looked at myself in. "We're off."Jenny went back to the bar as a tall, woman in her late thirties or early forties walked in followed by a tall, tanned man in an open necked shirt. Fred stood up and raised his cap."Good morning, Fred," they both said."Mornin', sir. Mornin', m'lady." He went back to his paper."Hello," said the woman to Jenny. "I'm Ginny Everleigh and this is my husband, Henry. We live at The Manor. I'm sorry we missed your party last night but we had a dinner party and your round robin arrived after. "What’s wrong, love?" "I left the extra blankets at home on the table," he said with anger still in his voice. "Don't worry babe, I’ll keep you warm, besides what's better than body heat?" I said in a devilish tone. He cracked a smile and went back to unpacking our things. We had just come from my parents’ house informing them of our relationship. When we told them we were living together, my father nearly had a heart attack and my mom cried profusely. Even though I made my homosexuality known. Still, Pedro did his best not to attract any more attention than was necessary. Once the second man was happy with the gag being back in place, he let Pedro go and he climbed back out of the boat."That should do," the second man muttered more to himself than to his companion. As he spoke he bent and picked up the empty water-skin and then he slung it from his belt."Good," the first voice replied with impatience. "Let's get going then, for we've wasted too much time already with that dog..