Brook Fisk

And he had said at one point that he thought that I would come and live with him.

And I said, I can't come live with you.

I have kids.

And he said, well, you can just stay here when your kids aren't home.

And I said, that's fine.

And at that point, we had a conversation about how we really liked the life we had together.

And we liked being together when we could be together.

But that neither of us were really passionate about wanting to get married still.

For me, there was a lot of hesitancy about introducing someone to my kids.

So there was a little bit of integration, but not a lot.

We all went to the movies together a couple of times, and he came over for dinner a couple of times.

His mom came to town and he asked me if I would meet her.

And she invited me for lunch and tea.

So I went over and we had a really nice afternoon together.

And we ended up talking about love.

Sick had told her that I was his friend, but she's a mom and she's not dumb.

So I think she knew what was going on.

She asked me what I thought about arranged marriage and if I thought it was good or if I thought love marriages were better.

And we had a nice conversation about love and she told me about meeting a sixth dad and their marriage.

I didn't get any sense of disapproval from her at all.