No people. Nothing but the airy challenge of a world away from the city and the sweet, coppery smell of of the fresh lake.Grey clouds embraced the mo...n, leaving me in pitch black.Shit.The only flashlight I had was on my phone, which was off in case some detective wanted to ping it or hack GPS or whatever they did.No choice. Shaking my head, I grabbed my cell from the center console then flipped off the overhead light. Shoved open the driver’s door, stood, and slammed it shut. The sound. ”I could see her body relax as she’d finally shared what had been eating her up from the inside.“What do you think?” was this wonderful woman’s simple but life-changing question.I started shaking because Sue had brought us to a point where I needed to share with her something I’d never had the courage to share before. I squeezed her hand and looked intently at my beautiful wife.“Sue, honey. Forgive me for never telling you this before now. I was frightened you’d think less of me. But in all my. Whatcha doing?" Erin asked."I want to test these. My boyfriend and I-let's just say this is inline with a project we've been working on." You have some weird tastes," Melissa said."In men or projects?" Both." Erin looked around the room in disgust and horror."Did Felicia do this? What's wrong with her," Erin asked."I don't know, but something tells me we should leave sooner rather than later," Mollie said."No problem," Melissa said. "Don't have to ask me twice."Mollie zipped her bag up and the. Music. Mozart clarinet concerto.A little kitten-like whine, then arms and a purr and kiss. After the kiss, activity. She was getting dressed after making bathroom noises and I was doing the same. Kitchen. Coffee. Breakfast cereal. I threw her the keys to the SUV. She looked at me."What's this for?" she asked."My wife needs her own car." B-but..." I have my truck. We'll figure this out later." You trust me with your new car?" Correction. OUR new car. And trust you? I'm marrying you, for pete's.