CONFRONTATION

The next day was as busy as the day before. The kitchen installation and finishings were being completed, so V suggested that the children - along with their nanny, and eager assistant and driver, Antoine - stay over at "Auntie Di". And since Di's bungalow was now completely furnished and she had finished settling in, it was time to test how it would hold up to the "James and Rose" Seal of Approval.

Once the twins were settled, V invited his mate to go to town and choose what other gadgets, decor, and items the new house may need. She had agreed, with the condition that all her purchases would still be included in the housing grant, and was now ushered into the passenger's seat by her very attentive and attractive boss/friend.

Soon, they were already busily going from store to store in a more affluent shopping center. Everyone who noticed them could easily say that they were indeed a couple. They easily laughed and talked and were so comfortable in each other's company. There was no w