“Thank you, my dear.” Once eating, he said, “We both believe in the same God, but we have different ways of worshiping him.” “Our children shall be Dutch- Spanish and I would like them to grow up knowing both lifestyles.” “Once married, we will attend services every Sunday as will our children, however, the Padre tells me that he holds services on Wednesday evening for people who can’t make it on Sunday.” “Your lady in waiting and the two girls may attend with you.” “I will have a driver, drive you over and back.” “When the children are old enough they may also attend as long as they don’t refuse my church.” “In our house will b quarters for the woman and a room for the girls.” “Feel free to converse in Spanish, which brings up another point, while Dutch will be their primary language, you may also teach them Spanish.”<br/><br/>As they finished the meal, there was a knock on the door and a courier with a dispatch entered. “Captain, a dispatch from Government headquarters at Aruba.”  Peter took the dispatch and told the courier, h would call him if he needed him. “Excuse me, my dear while I read a dispatch marked urgent.” He quickly read it and then reread it slowly, smiling at the end. He went to the door and told his First mate to tell a crew members and the two sloops that we were to stand down till further notice per the Dutch government. Sitting back down, he said “I apologize for that interruption, you were saying?”