Bill Rose had a great idea for a restaurant.

He used his connections in professional baseball to fill his restaurant with celebrities.

So we had limos lined around the block and cabs lined around the block.

And, I mean, there was, because the athletes had attracted great-looking women,

and there were drugs all over the restaurant

and I, you know, succumbed to both

and I would be staying up until, you know,

four or five in the morning going to an after-hours place

afterwards with some people

and, you know, sometimes getting home

at, I don't know, five, six, seven in the morning.

Bill's wife, Vicky, was having a very different experience.

Here I am home with two children completely by myself.

I was so lonely.

I was, and I had started to run through my mind over and over and over. How am I going

to live in this marriage? How is this possible to get at work? I mean, obsessively thinking about

that. But if I ask him to leave, how will I raise children by myself? What can I, I mean,

how will I afford to raise them? How will I raise them

without a father? They need him. I loved him. I wanted, but the guy that I loved was kind of

not there anymore. This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth,

author of Adorned for March 5th, 2019.

Yesterday, we started to hear a conversation between Nancy DeMoss-Walgamuth and Bill and Vicki

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