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There was a vacant one-bedroom apartment He anticipated it would cost approximately thirty-five thousand dollars to revareat investment, she went to the bank and withdrew the money from her trust fund

In two months, the rent for the furnished aparte was heavenly would have been i into their fifth year ofapart There was very little inti Marsha'smore time in Nassau

Ted never went to the island to see the house

When Marsha did go to the Bahamas, she usually went alone, with the sisters, or with close friends He had been very distant with her She thought there was another wons of infidelity

She never let on to anyone or to her parents about the ie, because she did not want to hear: "We told you so!"

Besides, she felt things would get better, because everypains

She went back to the first night theythings and spending tiot e in him

He wasup withbusiness decisions, he would always consult with his sisters; they had h she was just a minor player in a hts, because she knew the et better

Ted's sisters enjoyed the island of Nassau so much that they decided to stay there pered to do this was anyone's speculation Ted had no proble out their apartments As soon as he placed an ad in the newspaper, several prospective renters called to inquire about the units

Within onein four thousand dollars perTed had answered the door, received an irin on his face and told Marsha he had to leave town at once to check on a parcel of land, which he was planning to purchase

She wanted to accompany him, but he asked her to remain home, because he had a surprise for her She anticipated that he was buying that land for her, because her birthday was co soon She smiled and helped him pack