.when lve done upstairs.l will have a work-out..see if lm still fit?...lm 33...and sis..37....after about an hour,everything was packed and labeled..l...got myself a glass of wine...and went.to the den...l used the bike first...got myself warmed up...l left the rower to last.l looked at the time....11.30pm....wondering were mom and sis were.ld started on my 2nd glass of wine..but ld work it off rowing...put it on the middle setting.started to row....l thought ld row for about 10 mins...after. That was not really the case, of course, and during the war my father and his brother had been working for different sides. This was the cause of their bitter enmity. In his Last Will and Testament, Uncle Paul had provided for the financial well-being of his widow but stipulated that the farm estate and the manor house should pass to any Rosenhagen bachelor related to him by blood who was prepared to marry his widow and domicile himself with her permanently in Holland, since he wished it to. " Thank you, Derek, but I think you should leave." OK, I will. There is one thing I am going to tell you that I really shouldn't because it is none of my business." That hasn't stopped you before." John, at the last office Christmas party, drank too much and had his way with one of the secretaries." Out! Out!"I was not happy with what I had just heard. We were married 3 months when that Christmas party occurred, and John needed something strange. I immediately dialed his cell. After the usual. He told me he would die without me in his life. He loved me so much he just wanted me to himself and that I needed to let go of my past to be with him. He took away all my control over my life. I no longer had access to the bank, was not allowed to make any decisions without asking him first what I should do, and what I wanted to do was ignored for what he wanted. Things changed so drastically, I didn’t recognize who I was anymore. I was miserable, my husband saw to that. He cut me off.