Interview with Peter

Me: Thanks for meeting with me!

Peter: Anything that will help Wendy's story get out!

M: Let's start there. How did you convince Wendy to share her story in the first place?

P: Smiles smugly. I had the children suggest the idea. It only took five of them to get her thinking of the possibility.

M: She would do anything for them.

P: The perfect mother.

M: When you met her all those years ago, could you imagine what your lives would be like today?

P: I was young and had ideas of what an ideal life would look like. Wendy has proven all of those ideas to be mediocre and colorless. She is so much more than I ever thought my life would be.

M: Will you ever share your story from before you met her?

P: Silently considering me. No.

M: Why?

P: It is in the past.

M: Okay. He clearly doesn't want to talk about it.

M: What is one thing you want to tell people who will be reading Wendy's story?

P: I don't know that I have anything to tell them. I hope that when they see my wife and who she is, they will find something they have been lacking.

M: Thanks, Lord Panworth. Give Wendy my love?

P: Of course.