I put them in, struggling a little; finally I looked at myself in the mirror. OH MY GOD! I was beautiful! The Jan I saw on the bridge was gone, and in...her place was a ravishing beauty! Was this really me? I was speechless. "One last thing," Julie said. "Your nails need filing, and will need some nice polish." Okay," I replied. Julie shaped my nails quickly, and with skill, and soon they were nicely rounded. Then she gave me a bottle of pale pink polish, and I found polishing my nails was the. .”“We’ll be gentle, Dad.”Giggle. “Or not.”“YOU!” I told Deena. “Go turn on the light in your bedroom.”“Nobody cares, Dad,” she pouted.“Plausible deniability.”The shower was uncharacteristically short, only a cursory amount of extracurricular activity. We got out, dressed, went to dinner.You might guess what much of the conversation was about.It’s been a long time since I wanted a social meal to end.When the lights went out, I was a dried-out husk of a man.Middle of the next day was another of. They also helped in providing loans for their further education. Amy was getting a lot of love from the ladies of the town and many people helped her by raising donations and crowd funds.It was now almost a year since Amy had dated anyone since she was a lot busy with her company and her kids. Alex was 16 now and Amy had to make sure that he was on a right path. Amy took a break from her company and was working from home. Having a team of more than 50 employees gave her the privilege of doing. ‘The guests have already begun to occupy the private rooms.’ ‘Patience Laurie.’ He said with a quiet chuckle as he took her hand. ‘We have plenty of time to get started. Where did Mr. Leif and Taylor head off too?’ ‘They’re not here?’ she looked surprised. ‘I saw Mr. Leif leaving with a few of the Order.’ He nodded in response to the congratulatory comment given to him by a guest. ‘I’ll see what I can find out.’ Laurie turned to leave when Sir Glen took her arm. ‘No, stay here.’ Sir Glen waved.