We have to do this. I promised them," Jillian whined as she stood near the cabin door, looking back to George. "All right. All right." George sighed. "But I'm going to the casino as soon as we're done and I don't want to hear any crap about it." "Sure. Whatever." Opening the door, she stepped out into the hall. "I'm serious. No complaints." He pointed a finger at her. "I won't say a word." She put on a smile. "Come on. This will be fun." "Yeah," he grumbled as he led the way down the narrow corridor. When they reached the atrium, she moved next to him and they walked arm in arm toward the large auditorium. About fifteen minutes later, Ricky the cruise director was bright-eyed and bubbly on stage as he broke the ice with the more than fifteen hundred passengers in attendance. "Tonight we have a special treat for you. How many of you attended Tuesday night's Love and Marriage game?" Placing one finger to his chin, he scanned the crowd looking at the overwhelming show of hands. He pointed to a couple in the front row and cringed.
