..it was Christine. "Had to get rid of the lasses and I'm staying tonight. Just drop these bags off then lets pop to pub eh?" . Flummoxed I said “OK...��. I was a bit pissed by now. We went to the pub and had a couple of drinks having a flirty chat. I was again getting some funny looks and comments from one or two people who thought I was still with Ann. "She's my cousin... up here for the weekend" which they appeared to accept. “I heard that” Christine giggled. We sat and chatted, her hand in. ‘What isn’t?’ ‘The game, the loss,’ she said, dark eyes blazing. ‘I heard you, and I’m sick of being blamed for things like that. First Jason, now you. I didn’t have a damn thing to do with how many goals were scored or not.’ ‘Of course you don’t.’ Dom realized she’d misunderstood his comment to Karl. ‘That’s not what I said.’ ‘I heard you,’ she repeated, but now she was uncertain. He gambled and stepped closer, she didn’t move away. ‘You didn’t hear everything,’ he said, gambling again and. We had all finished dressing by then. Following a leisurely breakfast, Pat and I went to find our Uncles, while the women discussed clothes, hair styles, and would you believe - sex."How was your night?" I asked Pat along the way."I think I'm in deep shit!" Pat answered. "I think all three of them are in love with me. I'm sure that Sheena and Cathleen are, and I think Petra is also. What am I going to do with three wives?" he asked in a very seriously worried voice, and no smile. Standing under the small beautiful arbor, I waited patiently for my bride-to-be to make her way to me, and when her father handed her arm to me, I knew that I'd never let it go. I felt so caught up in my feelings for Darcy that I had difficulties listening to the minister. I knew what it meant to enter marriage both from the first time through, and more importantly, that Darcy would become a permanent part of my life. When the time came for me to do my part I said, "I do," and when Doug handed.