How can he?

How can he say "it's true?" How can he say it with his lips that he defiled the sacredness of marriage? How can he tell her that he shared his body with another woman other than her?

How can she believe that he still loves her? How can she believe that she and Louis matter most to him, that they come first in his heart and mind?

How can the bond between them ever going to remain firm, unwavering and steadfast? How can they live the rest of their lives in love and happiness?

How can they paddle through their old age in trust and absolute reliance? How can they say to their son and grandchildren that their marriage was impeccable? How can they?

"Say it, Ellis. What are you sorry about? Just say it, tell me and Louis that we are the only people in your life" she requested.

She turned around and saw Pamela seated "See our daughter, Pamela. She's Louis' fiance. That's our grandchild right there, he's so cute and adorable like his dad.

Say that we are the only