Allison strode over and threw her arms around the girl. "It's so good to finally meet you!" she exclaimed."Likewise," said Alya.Allison drew away. "So...this is our family," she said."No need for introductions," Alya said. "Lissa's shown me pictures of all of you." She glanced at Jeff. "You must be the little brother that she had lots of good things to say about. If even half of the things she said are true, then I'm jealous that I don't have a brother, especially one like you."Jeff actually. “So, that’s $60, right?” Susan nodded and proceeded past the receptionist’s ‘Out to Lunch’ sign behind the desk. “Uh huh.” Brian reached into his pants pocket and pulled out his wallet. He opened it and dug around for a bit. “(Ah man, I knew I was going to forget something.)” “Oh, you don’t have it?” Brian winced. “Yeah... Aw shoot. Miss Leatherby, I’m really sorry, I--” “Don’t worry, Brian,” interrupted Susan. “There’s an ATM right by my place.” “That’s okay?” Brian asked. Susan. From our texts I had assumed that he was six inches like me, but as I snuck glances at his package, I knew it was at least 7.5 when hard. Not wanting to lose my courage, I automatically followed his lead and tugged my sweatpants and briefs off. Instinctively, he placed his left leg over mine. He was hairy in a rugged kind of way and his average-athletic build stood out next to my lean slim figure. It was almost an out of body experience because the next thing that escaped my lips was “Can I?”. Or that happiness had brought tears to her eyes ... or mine. All that had changed, for both of us ... for the better!Not only had my two Lindies brought joy to my heart and laughter to this house but they also brought both my mom and I back to life. They had evicted both of us from our sour state.Lindie and Michelle was exactly what our lives needed. I was soon to find out that my life and my mom's were also the saving grace for them too.Rolling off of me onto her mother they hugged and kissed.