. yes. But let me tell you about that later." O.K." So, I picked Greg up at the airport. And I admit, I was thinking about Kevin. But I was thinking m...re than anything how crazy the whole thing is and that, just like you said, it shouldn't get in the way of my marriage." That's good," Monica said."I promise you, Monica, I really put things with Kevin aside and thought about how much I had wanted Greg to be home. And I started to hope that things would be good when I picked him up. I thought at. .. Halls... Crowded... Empty...I'm running behind. My feet carry me through the empty hallways of Van Buten College. I'm wearing a button up shirt over an under shirt, slacks, and my favorite par of black boots; though my boots are tattered and old. The halls are dimly light and there are no sighns of anyone, no people, no footsteps, no shadows. I've got my costume in my bag, nothing special, this year I'm dressing as a scarecrow. There's a restroom, I can change in there. I duck into the. So guilty that a few days later he ran off for good and joined the Navy. I never got over it and I was even jealous when he finally married your Aunt Libby." Do you think Uncle Matt's hung, Mom?" Millie asked."He's Jack's father, isn't he?" Betsy noted. "When we were sucking and fucking that boy's beautiful, big cock, I just couldn't help thinking that it must run in the family." Well, damn, Mom! I don't have to tell you there's only one way to find out for certain," Millie declared."Mmmmm,. I was listening to Radio 2 one morning when the presenter announced."Here we have one of our favourite Rock Stars singing golden oldies that our grandparents listened to. The album is called 'Kat Lacey Swings' and wow! This is Kat in a very different mood and how well she does it. Here's a track that everybody will know." The strains of 'Moonlight Serenade' filled my room. I phoned Jack and held the phone close to the speaker. When it finished I spoke to him."As far as I know that the first.