As children, we squabbled a lot but that passed and, with the years, we have grown quite close. It would be wrong to say that we knew everything about...each other, but when the need arose - as with my divorces, for example - we could talk quite freely to each other. This time I may have had a glass or two of wine more than usual, or maybe my physical frustration was nearer the surface than I realised, but whatever the reason, I found myself confessing not all, but much, to Sue.Before commenting,. "In the end he made and excuse about the kids and the babysitter andhurried away," Ann finished. "I think I lost him, and what's really weirdis that I'm more afraid of not seeing Tommy and Alex." Hmmmmm," Katrina mused. "You laid a bombshell on him sweetheart. That'sa lot to digest in one night." I know," Ann confessed. "I feel terrible to have led him on."Katrina waved dismissively. "Honey, he's a man. He's going to go wherehis penis wants to go. That's what's troubling him right now. . Not today, though. Today's special. Today's the last time you'll ever have to make this journey.The last day of school is always a strange day. Although it is basically the last day, you still have some exams to sit in a few weeks, so still have a few lessons after a final assembly. After these last lessons, the school always lays out some party food at lunch and everyone celebrates. Today is also the day when every sixth-former has a right, nay responsibility, to cause as much disruption as. . , what is she doing here? Does Jerry know? If he doesn't it probably will ruin it." He knows. He actually invited her. He says he did it for you. Now calm down and let's finish this dance."We did. I was thinking about just walking out, but Jerry was waiting at the table. I got right in his face. "I can't believe you'd invite your exwife to your wedding. What the hell was going through your head?"He was shaking his head, smiling slightly."I didn't invite her to the wedding, just to the.