"You're fine right where you are."They sat together for a while, watching the other people move around the beach or enjoy themselves in the water. His...thoughts raced through a variety of alternatives for striking up a conversation, for "getting to know her," but each and every one failed to make it past his lips. They were together, he told himself, don't screw it up with too much talk.She didn't seem inclined to conversation, either. After only a short while he noticed that her thigh was now. The phone rang and Ann answered it. Twenty minutes later she came up and said I had to watch the boys, she and Dannys mother had to go into town. She went and got dressed up and left. It was a few minutes before Danny came over. I told him Robert was still in his room. He smiled and his face lit up. I told him to wait a few minutes just to make sure your mom leaves. He sat down, and I asked him how his week was. He said it was boring not bring Abel to play with Robert. I got up, looked out. An hour later, we arrived at our parent's farm. Dad came walking down to the car. When he arrived, he and I embraced, then he and Ginger. He looked at Sue and said, "My, my, the last time I saw you, you had small bumps on your chest. Now you look like a full-grown woman." and gave her a hug.Sue blushed then replied, "Grandpa, I won't be a woman until Daddy initiates me tonight. If you want, I'll let you be the first to have me after Daddy." Sweetheart," he said, "I'd be honored to be the first,. “Well... I’m nineteen.” He smiles. “Yes, she had the same colour hair as you. Maybe a bit shorter than yours. And dark brown eyes like yours, too. She was a pretty girl.” I shift in my seat, feeling a bit anxious. He seems like a nice man but, at the same time there, is something a little strange about him. “Oh... I see,” I say, trying not to encourage him. I look out down the lane but there is no sign of the bus yet. Please hurry up! We sit in silence again. I stare out of the window but.