I was thinking of going out there on Sunday afternoon. What do you think, Kara?”“It’s worth a try,” Kara replied. “We have nothing to lose a...d everything to gain. You’re willing to do that even after what she did?”“We don’t know that she’s done it yet,” I said, trying to convince myself. “If she hasn’t, maybe we can stop it. If she has, then we’ll bring it all to a head and finish it off for good.”“It’s still a bright line?”“Yes. Dad thinks I’m overreacting a bit, and, well you know his opinion. A few months later Katie wasborn. The daughter of their own that they had always wanted.All of a sudden I was a burden. With two children they couldn't do all ofthe things that they wanted to do with their little princess. I get thefeeling that if they could have given me back to the adoption agency, theywould have. Not that I held any resentment to Katie, she was they only onein my family who loved me unconditionally, she had no idea what was goingon.Dad was watching the TV, a program about a. Inspect myself in the mirror provided as I rotate; admiring each subtly curved line from tiptoe to my perfectly coiffured hair. My dress, little more than a long vest really, hugs my skin from breast to mid thigh leaving nothing to the imagination. My breasts are bigger than they used to be and now there is a delicate swell to my upper body that balances out my pinched waist and the delicate flare of my hips, and as I stare I can't help but gaze upon my slight cleavage that is so joyously,. They resumed walking and soon arrived at the pool. Jason shrugged out of the knapsack that held their lunch and set it on the ground. They spread out the blanket they’d brought and sat down next to each other on it. ‘It really is neat out here,’ Jason commented. ‘I’m really glad you decided to bring me out here.’ ‘I am, too, my darling,’ Karen said softly. Jason turned toward Karen and she turned toward him. For a few seconds, they gazed into each other’s eyes, then he leaned toward Sylvia’s.