“Well, I mean, I’m sure he has taken lovers, but he has never, not once ever dated a girl long term or long enough he would bring her home to meet the parents. Fiona joked a few times they were beards, but it seems he really does like girls,” she winked at Bobbie.
“Oh my god,” she clapped her hands to her cheeks as they burned at the teasing of the woman.
Meri sighed as she moved to look at a card the kids had made Bobbie for her birthday where they had used their painted handprints to make a butterfly, “these are adorable.”
Bobbie held up two kinds of tea and Meri selected the mint.
“My husband was out of line, Bobbie. He was so out of order it is ridiculous. You know you’ve really mucked things up when even my father backs off and says it was too far.” She gave a snort of irritation
