Thinking Inside The Box

Lester is 'boxed-in' as some might say - emotionally, that is. He has a lot to think about. His wife's abandonment of him and the three children had devastated the family. Time has healed much of the wounds but loneliness remains. Public embarrassment makes him reluctant to seek someone new within the small town, Caskins Bend, where he has lived his entire life.

He reaches out across ... across the internet. The lady he connects with is stunning - not only visually, but in her character, as well. Not only that. The most amazing thing ... is that ... she likes him. They've 'hit it off' - so much so, that she is making the trip from New York to get better acquainted. Their worlds are vastly different. Big city meets small town.

But, someone isn't being completely straightforward. If this is to be a relationship, is it a good idea to start things off by withholding certain facts?