We've both changed so much in the couple of years we've been going out, and we just don't want the same things anymore." That's rough. You OK?" Warren...asked her."Yeah, I'm OK. It's for the best, it really is." She looked up with a sad little half-smile. "I'm just not looking forward to going through the summer lonely." Oh, Kate," Ellen sighed."No, really, Ellen. I'm OK. It had to end. Neither of us have been happy for some time." She brightened up, and looked at Sophia. "I'd still love to go to. " She made a big show of reluctance, but the man had started to get to her with his full speed ahead attitude.She fried up ham and eggs and whipped up some biscuits. With ham gravy over fried potatoes to top everything off. She figured there was plenty for any two people. He all but inhaled his, drank a pot of coffee and polished off the rest of the biscuits and potatoes she had planned to have asr an after church snack."Little man," she marveled at him, how come you're not seven feet tall, the. None of the meager kitchen equipment was sold nor were her father's books or the almost-new Franklin stove. She also saved one old iron-tipped plow, a peg harrow, two elderly horses, a pair of nanny goats, a few garden tools and a good ax and maul. Philip carefully listed and evaluated each unsold item."Are you planning to stay here, live here I mean?" the young man asked as he pushed his accounting sheet toward Anne who was wearing a heavy apron over her dark dress, one that had been dyed. "I wasn't the only kept secret. It seems you accidentally misplaced your wedding ring while you were fucking me." Look ... I can-" My wife put her hands up. "No need to explain. I found out about her. She found out about me."I watched and waited for the explosion. To my shock, it never came. She reached across the table and grabbed my hand. "Sure, at first I was shocked, then hurt. But, I thought about it and realized you just needed more than I alone could give. I contacted Cara and we had a.