I thought while we were down there we could look it over and see what you think." You mean live there... on a Caribbean island," exclaimed Jan, her ey...s wide with excitement."Oh, honey, it sounds perfect. Is it private?" asked Sheila."Absolutely. It's about a hundred acres. There is a grape orchard and small winery, but it's fallen into disuse. My friend says that with some work it could become productive and profitable again." Can you maintain your consulting business?" asked Jan."Sure. Most. " What do you mean?" Come on Rose. When was the last time that you came over here just to visit me?" You're right. I guess I should get right to it. Ellen made a terrible mistake Rob and she knows it. She loves you Rob and she needs you. I know what your position is and I can understand and sympathize, but do you really want to end what the two of you had before she got stupid? You were both the best thing to happen to each other. You were the perfect couple. You belong together Rob." I'm sorry. I had all I needed for the exhibition, but it was going to take all summer to get all forty pieces printed, checked and signed. Kate and I would be back in Georgia often after the wedding. Erika shipped all the art prints we needed for the exhibition to us so we could finish signing.We were a week away from moving into our new home. Three weeks from the chapel dedication. Five weeks from Lissa’s due date. Six weeks from our wedding. But nothing was more important than dealing with Wendy.. ”“Most likely?” I asked.“Who does your taxes?”“Bruce Grady, a friend of Jamie’s.”“He’s a CPA, and fully aware of Steve’s personal relationships,” Jamie said. “He does Steve’s taxes as well as the corporate ones. I am positive there are no loose ends there. Granted, it’s always possible that mistakes were made given the complexities of the tax code, but there are no legal issues. Bruce is good.”“And the private agreements with the women and about child support?”“All done by my friend Gwen.