I could feel a thunderous erection developing. "I'm not hungry, Aunt, I mean Jane." When I spoke her name like that, it had the effect of leveling th... playing field, even if I was a young inexperienced punk who hadn't even reached second base at that point in time. "What, a strong young man not hungry?" Her eyes seemed to dance at this, as if she were asking a totally different question. "I could cut your grass right now if you'd like?" I wanted to do something for her, anything to make her. I pulled away not taking anything from it just putting it down to her overexitment about her new house up hear in the mountains or I had hit the tickley spot just under her ribs as I put my arms around her. As I turned away I asked Amy to help empty the car we had to go in to town for supplies Amy smiled and said "sure lets get to it". As we empted the car Amy asked who had phoned earlier I told her it was Claire that lived just up from us Amy smiled again and stared asking questions about. "Tina looked up at Margaret. "Could we really do it now?" You bet we can." We'll all go," Arlene said, jumping to her feet.All the women, clothed in heavy coats, stood in front of the incinerator. Margaret clanged the door locked. "There," she said, pointing to the large red button.Tina pressed it without hesitation. There was a roar from inside the incinerator and the reading on the thermometer rose like a rocket. There was a whine as the air compressors kicked in, and the temperature leapt. “Women!” Miss. Kathy then excused herself and left the study leaving Aida with William Sr. alone to their conversations. “So, how are you today young lady? You were positively glowing compared to the past few weeks. How was the morning sickness?” beamed William Sr. knowingly. Aida was dumbfounded at his words and stared at him with her eyes big and round. William Sr. just smiled at her. Finally she found her voice. “Did Alex tell you?” said Aida questioningly. “Miss. Kathy did. She saw you.