"Sorry, I figured that there was a fifty-fifty chance I wouldn't havethe courage to carry through with it. I didn't want to disappoint you." Well, con...ratulations! The rest of the evening is on me," I wave toElena, our waitress, "Elena, can you bring us a menu... wait nevermind, I know it by heart by now. A turkey club sandwich and," Aprilholds up two fingers, "make that two turkey clubs."After we've eaten, I ask Elena to bring two glasses of champagne. Islide my chair next to April so I can. The holidays are officially family times. Mom was an only child. We had always assumed that Dad was too, and knowing that he had once had a twin sister didn't really change the present. The last of our grandparents had died over five years before, so we pretty much were the family. We made the best of it. The Davises were out of town for the weekend. Tom's parents had invited them to Denver. The only good part of this was discovering that distance did not seem to make a difference when it came. “I am also,” added Sabrina.“I’d love to have both of you, but someone’s got to take care of our children. Hopefully, I won’t have to be gone for long.”“We really could help,” pleaded Sabrina.“I know you could sweetheart, but all of you together will be a distraction that might get me killed.”After that statement by Grant the women didn’t say another word on the subject. Instead, the three finished their rushed tour of the boat before returning to the house. When they arrived they learned Sioux. ” Mindy had already told Jules the soccer team was a no-go. “I’m sorry.” “I feel like a loser.” The bra was suddenly irritating and Mindy unfastened it. Her naked breasts felt awkward while sitting next to a woman with an almost perfect figure. She looked around for her nightshirt. “Look at me.” Jules’ tone was soft and inviting. Her directive carried a type of empathy that Mindy had never expected to hear on a college campus. “There’s someone better for you.” The damned cookie was in reach..