"But surely you've been there." A couple of times." He'd yawned and stretched his big body, flexing his muscles to good advantage. "Oh, it's nice to v...sit all right, but there's too many people there to suit me." But, isn't that where you're going?" They ain't never going there," a villager had laughed coarsely. "So don't get your hopes up. Aintcha heard? They're going out into the deep woods. Then nobody ain't gonna see them no more!" Don't you bet your life on that," Bartan had growled, but. " Susan, that's disturbing. Let me ask, is the vast discrepancy in incomesa problem for him, it would be for most real men?" No, not really; we have a number of issues, that isn't one of them. Fromthe start, each of us has kept our money separate. He is a consultant andworks from home. On a rare occasion, he will meet a client in the office.We each have our own money, we keep our accounts separate. That was theagreement Bob consented to as part of our prenuptial agreement. In allhonesty,. ”I took a deep breath and let it out. “I also didn’t want to seem ... pushy or needy.”She held out her hand to me. “Who said you were the needy one?”I went to her and we climbed into the shower. For a moment we stood there under the hot water, holding hands and looking at one another. Holding her hand was nice but I wanted to touch more of her. It wasn’t sexual either. Maybe curiosity, maybe because she was so open and as naked as I was. I simply didn’t know. Looking into her eyes, I found she. ’ The attack dog mode my daughter was going for quickly deflated as Savannah smiled back at her. She gently nodded once, and the fire in Tessa’s eyes quickly diminished. The look I got from her, however, let me know I should stick to the more playful teasing that my daughter was used to. Tessa started to wilt soon after dinner, a full day of pulling furniture and memories out of the container having taken its toll on her. I picked her up and took her to bed, Savannah making us both drinks for.