"It will probably look best if you kill all the lights in here."Ron took the hint and, going over to the light switch, turned off all the lights. The ...tudio was in total darkness except for the computer monitor and the big screen. Nothing else could be seen. Then, John had the video playing and could hear that it was their second song of the night, "American Pie", it sounded incredibly clear for an amateur taping; Hannah had no doubt enhanced the audio as well as the incredibly clear video. I knelt beside her and started working it across her back. Feeling stupidly silent, I stuttered into conversation, "I thought, you see, everyone else, and, I didn't know."She gave a little laugh. "Oh, racing off for more fun. I tell you James, I had more than my share of fun last night. You mix a mean drink."I was aghast! "Are you... sick? Is there anything I can do to help."She tittered again. "Well, the first hour things were a little iffy, but I'm fine now. Hale and hearty, but not quite. Well, Peter and I are going to get married and he’s coming to live with us.”Jimmy looked over at Peter, not in full comprehension, then looked back at his mother. Holly, always in a bright mood, simply asked, “But where’s Peter going to sleep, Mommy? We don’t have any more bedrooms. Is he going to share a room with Jimmy...”“What! No way!” interjected a horrified older brother.“ ... or is he going to get my room while I move in with Heather?”Heather snickered at the thought but didn’t. I snap some pics of her ass with my phone. It looks hot to the touch. "Stand her up" I bark again. She gets on her feet a little shaky. We embrace her in a kind of group hug, as we see tears streaming down her face. She has the look of bewilderment, a look I have often seen on your face after you recover from the raging endorphins that course through your blood when I chose to remind you of who I am - usually with a cane or a open hand. The bewilderment passes, and is replaced with the million.