Kev

I would do, but I divorced her over 20 years ago and have been with my man now for over 17 years. Took two years to recover from the hurt that I felt in the divorce, might have been gay but was willing to stay married for the kids. She got what she wanted (money and house and...), then turned the kids against me and threw me out. Ended up 550 miles away starting from scratch with nothing. Two years into a complete breakdown I met the man that stole my heart and we are still together all those years later. Don't think he would approve of me taking her on a belated honeymoon🤣🤣🤣

Always fancied going to Hawaii or somewhere hot... Just hot without snow in March would be good. Had to walk into town this morning and it was snowing! When we married we went on a honeymoon to London, but chose a week in October to go. The resort we stayed in had a Norwegian week on at the time that we hadn't known about and we couldn't understand a thing!!! Event he stay only spoke Norwegian. Turned out after three days I'd had enough and we caught the bus back home. Tony is a lucky man to have family around him like that, I almost... Lucky man, truly hope things work out for him.

Absolutely f*****g loved it!!! I think I'm in love with Tony can he get a divorce and move over to blighty? Still looking forward to when this history prof finds out what the history of his family is and who his is related to. Wearing that ring you would have thought that the people at the wedding might have recognized what it signified by now. Loved how the boys exchanged vows with them as well, had tears in my eyes with that one. Maybe they will finally start to find the happiness that was stolen from them when they lost their own family. Brother in (F)arms now brothers with vows. There will be screaming in italian coming from the house, and 'Harder big boy, harder' coming from the garage apartment... I really hope poor old Charlie has earplugs 😜

Paying for everything... a wife... costs... costs... costs... sounds like a typical wedding. Once he has a wife his money and the reserves int eh safe will soon disappear. Including the jewels, pawned to pay for everything. So the goats are to be added, I like goat cheese. Add that to my order. Now that she is part of the farm she needs to learn to milk the goats and chickens ( hold on... somethings wrong with that????😂 Just imagine them poor chickens with crossed eyes) Loving sharing Tony's life.

Definitely goats... He'll move over after the wedding and teach the boys to raise goats, but first I think we will find out more about the house and the family as he discovers the royal heritage. I'm just wondering if tony realizes what he is doing letting the boy read the journals.

Oh dear, our boy has it bad. Love makes you blind, I mean he didn't see a whole shop. He didn't smell the bread and cakes. Now that's two senses; that means he's in the later stages of 'single mans syndrome', unless she hooks him soon it'll be far too late and he'll be utterly lost.🤣 Totally unable to recover if it affects three senses. You see them in the parks sitting there looking lost... or is that the married men cruising the parks... I could never tell. She sounds utterly delightful and mum is in her element. Mothers fussing over us was something that I missed. Her mum fussed over her and so did her family mine turned up for an hour on the day and then left without saying a word. I was even left with their hotel bill to pay. It's just what the boys need now though to make them feel family, they now have a sister and she seemed to fit right in. The house is now a home and a farm. Tony is so lucky.

Hell I'm gay and if he don't court her, I damn well will 😍A woman that makes good food like that is to be treasured... A man that can cook would be even better 😇. My ex thought she could cook, but never quite got there. Usually it was me in the kitchen. Now, if I'm working on a Sunday he'll put a ready meal in the oven, usually his favourite (curry), otherwise I do the cook even if I'm getting in late. It was the same when mam died, I had a handful of brothers but if I wanted to eat it was me that did the cooking. I remember I used red kidney beans once when he came to visit after we married and he spent the whole time pulling them to the side of his plate. When my son asked why, granddad told him they were the hot part and he would never eat something like that. That man had no idea, and he grew the bl***y things. Loving the house now that they all seem loved up.

Parents are so dumb... Brad's mum sounds like my dad. Since he got mum pregnant when she needed treatment for cancer but refused because it would kill the baby, when I was born it was too late it has spread. Because of that though meant that it wasn't his fault getting her pregnant, it was the unborn babies fault. I killed her, just like Brad killed his dad in the same way. Had they accepted their son, it would have been Brad on that machine not his father. I love Tony's mum, I think the boys and Charlie will gradually accept them as their mum and dad, just like Tony is their brother. Maybe soon they will have a sister as well... Keep writing them letters Tony.

Thank you🤓

OMG and every other expletive that I can think of!!! I have waited days, weeks... whatever for this and now I am crying, frustrated and worried as the cliff hanger has left out hero clinging on to life!!!! Please sir, POST POST POST... I want more. If they look like this make them suffer! Absolutely loving this story and fallen in love with the Wesley. So well written and crafted, jealous, envious of pure talent. Well done 🥳.... Thank you. Now post the next one as I want to see what happens next.

Don't you just love family gatherings when you take someone that you want to impress and those old cinefilms taken when you were in shorts as a little kid running around, spinning and falling in the boating lake all come out and you dad laughs at you in front of them. Never did it again until I was married and then he slapped my son right in front of me... Didn't even spend the night, we packed back up and left... Never went again. Sometimes I think if I'd taken the wife to meet them before the marriage he would have talked her out of it... maybe I should have done, I could have come out a lot sooner🤣🤣 Loving Amalia and how she is sliding right into place in his heart... I think she has a new home at the farm now.

I agree Great Chapter... I predict Missis Tony has just been introduced to the story. He seemed pretty taken. I just hope that they have as happy a life as my niece... just heard from her today that her very own lockdown baby is due in the summer. Maybe this lockdown is getting better after all. The boys seem so sad all of the time as they think about their homes. They have no reason now, as they know that Tony and his mum and dad have adopted them and would never let them go without having their love and support.

I could use one of the chickens and a dozen more eggs please. The home sounds to be really taking shape and its not based on the past. The home is forging a path for itself in the present / future if the brand takes off. Loving the boys and Tony and Charlie really seem to be bouncing off eachother now as well .... Thank you😃

Loving your story as per usual, I guess you will never let me down. I am in love with the Crowned Prince, but the Cowboy Prince of America I think is the one that won my heart, so far anyway. I think next time you get them on the boat, sign me on... what with the lockdown over here I could do with a nice long break. Thank you.

Running late today, but loving the story. Would love to have been a fly on the wall in the White House. Will have to wait and see if he finally finds out what it means to be Ambassador, it sounded as if he wasn't that sure. Training on the job, worked for me so I guess it will have to work for him. 😂

Put me on the list for a dozen a week. 😂 Loving the story and the chapters just make it better… No, wait does that make sense? Oh well, I know what I mean.🤣 The place must be a good size supplying all of those eggs each week. I could do with a couple of chicken breast if there are some spare... wait did I just say breasts? Oh well there has to be a first time for everything😱 So glad that Tony escaped the marriage posse this time around. I reckon he needs to look at what he's got and he and Charlie could make a nice couple. Just thought does the young lady know the history of the family? If not will she know the significance of the ring if she was to see it? Loving this story... this time next week I'll be heading home after having my jab... Can't say I'm looking forward to it, but its mor ethe 25 minute walk to get tot he vaccine centre than the vaccine itself.

I'll have a dozen eggs myself, want to try that egg thing that what's his name from Rome used to cook for Uncle Lucinius. Decided since he was born before these guys that the boys are his descendants and have the blessings of Apollo just as much. Absolutely love the tractor and I can see Dad nicking it at harvest time to help on his farm. Goats, he needs more than one goat because then he can make the cheese for the house to save money. Really becoming a working farm now because of the boys, possibly something that his grandparents were never able to do. It will be interesting to see exactly what land is made available by knowing where the plot of the property lies. I'll bet there is considerably more that he thinks because this must have been a working property when the King bastard son came over and lived there originally.

I was lost as well, I just assumed that the olds had done Charlie out of the business that he has built up. Knowing he was retiring and moving to the room that the boys had built on the garage explains everything. I reckon he'll be a good addition to the house, we already know Dad and Charlie are old friends and get along; so the family grows, maybe he'll start doing tinkering with cars in the local area and build a business again. I've never known anyone happy to just retire when they have a trade. Love the sound of the sausages and those that they hang... If they are the linked type of sausage, I'll have a pound and one of the hanging ones. Oh and give me a bottle of that vinegar it sounds good and I love salad. I could do with some spuds if the tattys are ready for picking.

This is Helga, she only has one tooth... Ok we'll have another next week for you to test drive! Ah another weekend... here is Sonya she was Olympic heavy weight lighter. Both of them are more like men, we thought you'd like them!!! 😝 She's gone home but her sister is visiting now. Clarissa, don't worry about the Viking hat she takes it off at night... you've heard the saying 'Its not over till the fat lady sings' ??? Clarissa is that fat lady. Don 't you just love family and their match making choices. I love the boys and how they are making the home a farm and making their family. Tony is there but the animals are the family they are missing. Love how Dad and Mum have adopted them, but just hope if Tony does marry that she loves the boys as well.

Absolutely awesome chapter.... Still loving Tony! When I was a kid we used to have a tent mum would pitch on the lawn before the orchard section of the garden. Remember its England, but on fine nights we used to have sleep overs in the tent... we loved it. Whne my oldest boy was ten we went camping with the other boys in the church and their dads. It was an awesome camp site and the walks and activities were fun but our camp section of the fields was on an incline... All night I kept getting woken up with my son rolling down the hill and landing on top of me... Never went again, the divorce happened soon after that. I reckon the boys will have fun, just tell them to watch out for the bears, I hear there are some cute looking hairy bears over there.🤣🤣🤣

When we started out on our married life we used to plant the garden... It was out back and more like a plot than anything but it was a small house (she still lives there). anyway we always planted it with carrots, peas, beans and onions but this one year she had heard about the potatoes going to seed, so she let them and then planted the growths which she called the eyes. Early one morning I couldn't get back to sleep and was sat with a drink looking out at the veggies. Only to see this massive rat from the building merchants behind us digging the spuds up and eating them. We found where he came from as there was a massive boundary wall at the back of us and he had crawled through it. That summer we were able to get rid of them all but it made my skin crawl knowing that they were so close to our house. I still miss freezing the veg and making the jam, I must admit that was one area the wife was the same as my mum, she could make some mean jam (you call it jelly)... I would love to offer to take the horses out in the carriage one day, but only if they want a week off - of course..

Dads? Who'd have them? Tell him I know how he feels. Terribly sad. I love Tony's dad, now that he knows what happened he's going make sure that he becomes the boy's dad. I would offer him mine, but no one would have wanted a dad like mine. I love the sound of those horses and would love a ride in that carriage. I can just see peoples faces at the uni as they rode passed. Terribly sad, but awesome chapter as usual.

Damn that man has good taste! I always fancied a horse, but it had to be either pure white or pitch black. He needs to look into the money in the safe, it could be that because of the age it has become quite valuable. Maybe that was why his pa left it in the safe, so that he had an income if he ever needed it. The family seem too savvy to have left something that had no value going forward. Glad Charlie has returned, I reckon he's turning into as much part of the family as anyone else.

Loving the story, though I do think that dad had a bit of a cheek stealing Charlie and stopping him from working on the other car. Absolutely love the boys and how they are becoming Tony's family at the house. If he need help with anything the lockdown is almost over, over here and I get my jab next week, so keep me in mind.

Had my text through this afternoon and due to get my first jab Sunday week... Have to walk about a mile to get there but determined to do it. Then the second is scheduled for the end of May. When I logged on the site is not the easiest to use but because the GP had sent the text I knew I was approved. Now I have a week to dwell on the aches and pains you mentioned... I'll be petrified by the time I get there. Strange though my partner is front line yet he hasn't been called in yet. As they said in the war, we call upon everyone to do his duty .... GET THE JAB!!!