As soon as I opened my book, a hand holding an iced tea came from over my shoulder. I was just about to turn around, and he said, “Don’t turn arou...d.” I was just about to turn around to tell him to tell him I didn’t appreciate his game until he said, “I said I wanted to continue to continue our conversation in a public place. I didn’t say anything about revealing my physical identity.” “It would be nice if you did,” I said. “Why?” he asked. “Are looks that important?” I heard him pull up a. After a very positive response to the original publication of Chapters 1 and 2, I became more ambitious and started the expansion of TTW into a much longer work involving more of the characters met or referred to so far. This also meant learning to write from other points of view. This was my first story with a section told exclusively from a male perspective. I quickly realised that despite 20 years of marriage, I still had a lot to learn about men! You can imagine the difficulties I had. You've talked about my career as a barrier to our being together. I think it's that I'm not used to being with someone who is an equal, much less is my superior in many things."I had you investigated. You are richer than I am and I have enough put away to retire today. You own many buildings around here and that's just the tip of the iceberg. You have some nice rental homes in Montgomery if you wanted to use one while being director. You have many other investments and holdings."I said, "If I. The land still belongs to The People.”“Thank you,” I replied. “I will strive to be a good neighbor and a friend of the Sioux.”“We need to go,” Nawaji told her father. “We have to meet the supply wagons returning to the trading post. Lewis’s other three wives are with them, as well as five missionaries who plan to continue west,” she said with a sly grin.“Other wives?” her father asked.“He has three more wives who will live with us. All four of us married him in a white man’s ceremony last.