He said he did and that's when I asked him if that meant I would get a snog of him tonight?"At this point Lin turned away and started to put away the ...rockery that was on the drainer as if she had no plans to tell me anymore."Come on!" I told her. "You can't leave it at that! What did he say?"She finished putting away some plates then turned to face me a broad smile on her face."It's not so much what he said but what he did." she told me."Did? What do you mean did?" I asked, really bloody. The other handicap was somewhere to live, being an orphan and brought up in an orphanage, I had no parents to fall back on. At least I still had all my tools and an old Morris Minor van (ex GPO) so I didn't have to go to a bank cap in hand for a loan. A fat chance I had of getting one with no assets except my tools and van.Luckily I was offered a job to replace an enclosed veranda, which had been condemned by the council. The house was owned and lived in by two elderly sisters who were in their. I thought she did a better job than that Jurassic Park actress who ran from the dinosaurs in high heels.I might need to work on my running technique, but my excuse was I had a frightened girl wrapped around me.Caryn thought I was full of it until she called Cassidy and confirmed my adventure. Then she was concerned, but not about what I would have thought.“You don’t expect me to call your mom and tell her about this, do you?”I hadn’t thought of that.“Maybe she could just see it in the movie,” I. Oh my I thought. This is leading me down a path that could be very dangerous! Of course, that taboo feeling was also terribly exciting and intoxicating! Very much like a drug would be I imagine. I said to Susie and Bobby, look kids, you have to promise me that you will NEVER say a word about this to anyone, do you understand? They both nodded solemnly. I could just imagine the police breaking down my door in the middle of the night and hauling my sorry ass away. But still, they were so.