"I smiled and said, "Congratulations. That's good news."Matt said, "We're keeping it quiet until Wednesday evening. Tracey wanted you to know. We both...appreciate you pushing at us." He grinned. "Are you going to add matchmaker to your resume?"I grinned back. "No. I don't even have a current resume and don't want to need one."We walked inside to our desks after grabbing coffee. Tracey and Jane saw us and came to my desk. Tracey said, "Bill, I think there is a problem brewing." Jane nodded in. I can afford it. Please. If I can get a table ... Please." Yes please then. Let me know the timings and I'll pick you up. You're on my way this time." Give me ten minutes."She rang back in less than that. "We're on. Eight." OK. I'll pick you up at seven which will give us half an hour for a drink before we eat. Do I have to climb the fifty-six stairs?" No, I'll look out for you and gallop down them." Don't trip."She made a rude noise.Andrew picked her up as arranged. It was largely a silent. . to get me to sign the divorce papers so you can marry Sherry?”“ ... Yes. I’m sorry. I never meant to hurt you. I just want to be with Sherry. It’s not that I didn’t love you, Gwen. It’s just that Sherry is so much more...”“More woman for you,” Gwen finished it for him, the tears now flowing freely.“Let’s don’t make a scene. It’s over Gwen. Please just sign the papers so we can both get on with our lives.”“There was anger, but more than the anger was pain, the realization that she had been. I am from Bhopal, MP. We both share the same hometown and got to know each other after our placement. We joined together as freshers and got close during our time there. We started hanging out together and slowly grew feelings toward each other. She was the one to propose me and I couldn’t have said no to her. We were together for 6 months. We went to movies, dates, long drives. We enjoyed our time together but never got a chance to explore physically. She was a typically shy girl and never.