Who can you Trust

A s children we head a great though relatively poor life. We lacked for nothing. All 4 brothers have Uni degrees and all are married long term (>20 yrs). We each expected that the wife we would marry would be a virgin and a Christian (not an unreasonable expectation in our circle). I met my wife, a Scot, in Papua New Guinea. The instant I saw her I knew she was special and it was the same for her. We got on famously. Our courtship was fast, intense and short. She was due to head back to Britain within 4 weeks of our meeting, so I had to make up my mind quickly if I was going to ask her to marry me. When I asked she said yes instantly. Then she said she had to explain a bit more about herself. She wanted the truth told right up front so that there would be no surprise later "as the truth will out". She had only become a Christian recently. She was not a Christian when she went to PNG, had met a Latino, had been courted and proposed to and accepted and engaged. They had had sexual inter...