. hit the Antler and recruit the pool players. Come on Ernie ... let's find nails and hammers. Hey Nick ... wait." Ed ran over to him and handed him a...fifty. "Tell Frank I said to make coffee, lots of sandwiches and a pot of soup ... a big pot of soup."Young Al Fromm went by with his paper wagon. Ed stopped him."Al ... go see Mitch at the market, buy every loaf of bread ... every slice of cold cuts ... anything you think will make a sandwich ... buy it and take it to Frank at the Antler." He. “I am good, mom,” Mary replied with shuddering sobs.“She wanted to you to be happy, always. I know you're angry with us for not informing you about her death, but we had to do it. Her death has left a void in our family. Now, Mary, the responsibility of carrying forward the name of the family falls on your shoulder. I know that you are sad, but now is not the time to cry.”Mary stared at her mom in complete silence. she took some time to let her mother's words sink in. after a long silence, she. She and the girls had a mutual dislike of each other, and Miss Agnes expressed her opinion. Every time Simone was at the house, no matter what the thermostat was set at, she was either burning up or freezing cold, while the rest of us were comfortable. The girls would grin and look at the mantle, while she complained.Jen became a little distant, not spending as much time in the house as before, as did Lindsey. I thought they were being kind and giving me space. Boy, did I get that wrong. I was. ..I suppose this iswhere I should have been admonishing myself, "Be careful what you wishfor."However, no such thoughts were going through my head. I was much tooturned-on to be thinking in such a rational manner.Certainly, there were the fleeting questions as to the source of mywife's newly found zest for embracing what, until then, had beenexclusively my own perversions. But, the key word there was "fleeting"as the totality of my current circumstances - the cock in my ass; theever-present.