W still makes first contact, a lot of it. I've had to up my text message limit to cover the hundreds we've sent. No R/D talk. However she does drop subtle hints during small talk. She texts goodnight every night. She wants to know how I'm doing everyday. She calls, texts, emails just to say hi.
LOTS of sex, sexting, flirting. If it wasn't for our living conditions and pending divorce I would say we are doing better than we have been in the last six months. Even S8 commented to me after lunch the three of had on Friday how he thought W and I were getting along so much better. I thanked him for noticing. She even held my hand under the table.
FIL asked through W if I would like to come to Easter dinner. It would be just the four of us. I went, it was nice.
W started to talk about her work schedule and what she thought we would do with S8 while we were eating. I asked if it could wait until after. I didn't want to discuss our business in front of FIL or S8.
We sat down together after, she told me what "her" plan was. it was all crap. She want's to bounce S8 around all week, so I said no. He will stay with me all week. He needs some structure. We agreed on a schedule I got up and walked away. She could tell I was little put off by the conversation. She stayed on the porch for a while and S8 noticed she was crying and asked me why. I told him I didn't know and left out her there to cry.
FIL is gone again this weekend so I will have S8 all weekend too. During the course of the evening W said she would stop over tonight to see him. She also said she wants to stay overnight at our(my) house again this weekend. I was caught off guard and said okay.
She later sent me a text stating the fact she never even asked if it was okay if she stayed. I didn't reply for a couple of hours. When I did I said your right you didn't. I figure that leaves me an opening to say change plans later if need be.
I'm spending a lot of money on GIL. I may have to take a break. My liver would like that too.
W starts evenings in a few days, I expect to see something change.