Though the matter was laughed over n forgot, I made sure that the next day I invite her to my place for boozing party, where other friends of mine (no...ody was to be there in reality) would come up.Next day in the morning at around 11 when I reached to pick her up, she enquired about other friends, where I said that yes they must be coming too. On reaching my place, I went to the kitchen to fetch a glass of water for her and activated fake call on my no. I received the call in front of her and. I was just someone you shared a bed with so you could expand your business. I was just a business venture. You son-of-a-bitch.’ She swung again but this time he ducked. ‘No Geneva it’s not like that. I do care for you. It’s just that right now we need capital to expand the shipping lines and you said you wouldn’t marry me now. Lucy said she would. I still love you. I will always love you.’ Another mighty swing was successfully ducked and then another and another. ‘Get out of my sight you. We said our goodbyes & he told me I was a good girl for Ken. That was the only thing that he said the whole night that stuck with me. The other guy started to get overly drunk so Ken called him a cab & we waited till it picked him up. I remember waving as the cab drove off with Ken's arm around my waist. As soon as the cab was gone we were in Ken's truck headed to his place. He was holding my hand apologizing for hos friends & for surprising me like he did to which I leaned over & kissed his. * * **Friday afternoon traffic was hell. Greg blasted his horn at the green light slow starters, not that it helped. He was just going to be late for dinner. He speed-dialed Madelyn to let her know, but she didn't answer. Growling, he tossed his phone on the passenger seat. Eventually he got out of the maddening traffic, pulled into their suburban community, and rolled the car into their driveway.Leaving his briefcase behind, he went to open the front door and called out, "Maddie, I’m home!" .