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A little over a month ago my husband was killed in action in Korea and though I grieve deeply for his loss to his family and children I feel no personal loss whatsoever. I feel that our relations had been severed some three years previously. However, my husband's parents, whom I have come to love dearly, not knowing of our estrangement, are a little bewildered at my lack of grief over their son's death and to complicate matters even more, Tom (who has been on inactive duty) has to report to his Army Post and wants me to marry him immediately and follow him until he has to leave for overseas. Tom has never met my children, as it was impossible for him to visit the home of my in-laws but he declares he will love them as his own as they are part of me. This I believe with all my heart. Now my big question is, should I marry Tom and capture the little happiness we can find together before he is called overseas, or should the feelings of my parents-in-law come first? 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