"I gave a small smile saying, "Thanks for the compliment, he's a doctorand he noticed the scar on my neck, that's gone now." Shoni butted in,"He's lik... that, notices everything!" And how does he feel about it Susanna?" Jill asked me. Somewhatembarrassed I mumbled, "He's fine with it, totally at ease."Jill smiled then asked, "And how do you feel?" I smiled happily at thethought of Gill and answered, "When I'm with him, I feel safe, protected,happy comfortable, time just fly's by - it's. There was a lamp with a large shade on the nightstand that blocked the view of the door opening from about half the door height, up. I could see, though, her arm reach in to shut the door. But she hesitated. She must have been looking at me with the aid of the moonlight drifting into the room. I remained motionless, wondering if I would get hard. After what seemed like three or four minutes, she closed the door and left. I waited until I heard the front door gently shut and the key turn in the. The chair of the NSPCC was with me, and the interviewer started with him before having a nice chat with me. The NSPCC guy was the designated grown up, giving concise information. I was the personal interest as both founder and a kid. The final question was about my rise from mining village to billionaire via an orphanage. I wasn’t a billionaire, but that wasn’t the time to get into it, so I just downplayed it with my rehearsed ‘I’ve been incredibly lucky’ line.The various television interviews. Bill had expected me home around 10pm, so when I came in after midnighthe was worried sick. I had fobbed him off with an excuse about going intotown with my work colleagues and he had given me a loving hug, then asemi stern telling off to call him next time. His warmth and friendshiphad given me strength for the last five years of our relationship, butmeeting William had ignited something else inside of me that my belovedhusband couldn't give me.* * *Bill left for his weekend meeting in Turin.