Freddie looked blank. It was a library, there were books, he wasn't sure what else he might be expected to see. "No ashtrays!" he blustered, "I can't ...even smoke in my own library. And," Norman nodded to three silver frames on the table in the window bay, "that's the worst insult."The Trust had placed three wedding photographs, Norman with each of his wives, on the table. Freddie couldn't help noticing that they were all good looking women. But Norman had always been attracted by a face and a. ”We went through to the examination room and she sat me in a chair. I had been planning to take my woman out for a drink, but maybe we could cut to the chase, as they say.I felt her breath on my cheek as she pulled my eyelid this way and that and told me to look up and down and sideways. She put a hand on my head to steady herself and I touched her waist, which she didn’t mind, so I rested my hand there and gave her a gentle squeeze. She smiled uneasily and stepped back, but I took her hand and. Jack had the annoying habit of seeming to know, or claiming to know, everyone of any importance. He claimed to know, one night, after one or two, too many beers, Tony Abbot the Aussie Prime Minister. One of us told him he talked rubbish and brought him task on it. We all bet a hundred bucks each so Jack said, that he'd prove it, and once a few days later, Abbot was due in our city, Jack and a couple fellow imbibers met outside the building the idiot was going to open and the PM and Jack shook. "Hi MrsGrimley." Enough of that Paul, it's Betty to you. Oh! you have company this time.Good afternoon James." Hi Mrs, sorry Betty, I hope you don't mind, Paul said why didn't I seewhat you can do and make my mind up then." More the merrier, you will be staying for tea I hope." That would be lovely and very kind of you." Super. Now we have some work to do on this young lady," She saidsmiling at Paul. "James, Jane will get you a glass of wine if you'd liketo wait in the living room. Arthur and.