"Skylar blushed while Denise kissed her cheek, it was sweet and thegirls made Denise aware of how the almost worshiping Skylar felt abouther. It only ...trengthened how Denise felt about the kids, they wereall like cousins to her in more than name now. She wanted to be familyto them and loved that she had a close cousin who felt strongly abouther enough to act like her.Alana added a happy, "You know she's 'Aunt Denise' since she's 'lastgeneration' like our parents, right?" Denise didn't know how. And laughter. I felt, rather than heard the unmistakable sounds of laughter. Not mocking me, like I expected, but gentle, joyful, even loving. More sensations danced over my naked flesh, like the feet of a thousand butterflies dancing upon me. A part of me wondered at that, not recalling having removed my clothes. It didn’t matter. I accepted it, letting myself drift along with the tide, eager to find out where it carried me, gasping at the sudden blossoming of love that tore through me. My. I’m Daniel Gordon. Most of you probably know my parents better,’ he talked slowly and with a calmness. Unlike the mayors and other speakers, it didn’t sound like he was trying to be the loudest one at a pep-rally. He was serious, ‘I wish my father was still with us, and I wish my mother was in good-health to be able to join us at this celebration tonight. I was born in Deercreek and it feels great to give back.’ With that short speech he walked back to his seat. ‘Who are the Gordons?’ Haley. "What hadyou in mind?" I could write text books on forensic investigations, as Alec, and Icould dabble in fiction, as Alice. I can draw on my professionalexperience, I have been involved in some exciting cases, and my personalexperiences as a Lavender Hill Girl, a Lavender Hill Lady and a forcelyfeminised captive!"*Alec didn't write any text books, but Alice became a best selling authorof crime novels featuring the adventures of a female author and amateurdetective and a crossdressing.