p, Jen thought toherself one night as she was rushing out of work to go pick up Tina and Beth. Life hadjust gotten out of hand for her after the divorce. Money seemed like it was everything. But she was still happy. She knew she'd pick up her children go home and make themdinner and feel all cozy in their little apartment. That was what she was really lookingforward to for the night.Jen knew that the next day would be very big and important. All her boss told herwas that a special unknown, yet very talented, artist would be coming to the gallery andthat she would be the one to introduce him and his work the the art sellers and buyers. What Jen did not know, was that this man was named Erich Kruegar, and was soon to beher future husband. Walking into work the next morning was nerve wracking to her. Not onlybecause she was meeting this "infamous" artist, but also because she had to worry aboutthe children's new day care center. Worrying wasn't an abnormal thing in her schedulethough, she always had something on her mind other then herself. She knew Kevinwould be showing up that night because it was pay day. He always showed up on payday. He'd say to her something along the lines of, "But Jen, I'm a struggling actor? Youdon't want me to starve do you? I promise I'll pay you back Jen, I swear!" He'd never payher back she thought to herself as she walked into the gallery. Mr. Hartely, the owner ofthe gallery, rushed Jen through the door and gave her some paperwork. Erich would bethere soon he had told her. He also made clear to her his plans with Erich and where hewould be and at what times. It was her job to arrange the artwork to a precise order thatwas given to them by Erich. Jen stared in awe at Erich's work. He's great she thought toherself as Mr. Hartely walked out the door. Day dreaming about the man on the front ofthe pamphlet she found herself thinking of what type of life this handsome man led, if hewas married. A...