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"Don't you think I know all that?"
"Of course, but when people talk and work out
issues before they get married, they have a greater
ability, better tools to use to remain happy.
"I tell my clients to consider all this the way
they consider life insurance. You don't buy it
intending to die, do you? You buy it to provide for
your loved ones in the event of death. It's just good
planning. You want that, too, don't you. Willow?" "Yes," I admitted. but I couldn't keep my voice
from sounding small nor my heart from tripping beats. "These papers just organize our assets and set
up a method by which they are distributed should we
find our marriage to be a mistake. which I don't have
any expectation of happening. Not to be boring, these
papers elaborate on what our individual debts at the
moment are, how we'll handle gifts given to each or
both of us, elaborating on what are our nonmarital
assets and how we want to treat them, et cetera. "You understand what I mean by all this, don't
you? You realize it doesn't diminish my love for you
even an iota. right?"
Rather than nod. I closed and opened my eyes. "But. as I said, what would it look like if I
never had this done for us? What a laughingstock I
would be, and how would that be viewed by my
clients and prospective clients, huh? You don't want
to go to a doctor who neglects his own health, do
you?"
"I don't need any more rationale. Thatcher. I'll
read the papers," I said bluntly, and picked them up. "I've upset you," he said, sitting back. "I would
rather have looked the fool,"
"No. You're right. I'll read them. In fact." I said.
smiling, "I'll have them all faxed to my attorney. Mr.
