I watch you gulp at your beer and shift in your seat. My focus moves back to him and I catch him looking down my top so I lean towards him to give him...a better view, twirling my hair around my finger as I step a little closer to him, forcing him to look down as I press my tits together with my arms. Running one finger down the center of his shirt and tilting my head to the side, I smile at him and tug the bottom of his shirt. I see you walk over out of the corner of my eye and feel you stand. ”“Sure thing! What do you want? My dad has a full bar.”“Something fruity with one of those cutesy umbrellas.”“How about vodka and cranberry? My mother drinks those.”“Sure.”Linda grabbed her friend’s hand and took her downstairs to where the bar was. Mary sat on the bar stool while Linda mixed her friend a drink. She grabbed a bottle of vodka poured in a shot glass with vodka. She opened the small fridge that was behind the bar and grabbed a bottle of cranberry juice. She poured the juice. “Everything is all right, Tommy. You’re not in any trouble. Why don’t you and Bucky go outside and play with Rex.”Tommy’s face took on a look of relief so heartfelt, it was almost comical. He still could not control his speech, so he jerked his head up and down and bolted for the door.As soon as the door swung closed behind Tommy and Bucky, the smile dropped off Betty Lou’s face, and she rounded on Ruth. She was still madder than hell, but she had control of herself now.“Explain yourself, Miss. “I don’t know honestly. I’m just wondering where we went wrong honestly. I have no idea,” Karen replied. Then I leaned over and gave her a friendly hug. I did feel a little bad for her. Jack and I were very happily married and their relationship seemed even more on the rocks than I thought. Then she started crying a little. “Oh don’t cry, you are gonna make me cry,” I said. “I’m sorry. I can’t help it. Thank you for being such a great friend. Your brother is so there for you too. Making sure.