"Oh, OK. So? Spill!" OK! Are you ready for this? We went to dinner like I told you ... the three of us." I remember. It was like, twelve hours ago." I...know, I know. So, I surprised myself that I was able to keep all my emotions and everything hidden, but I did." How was Andy?" I asked."I swear the kid should go into acting. Besides a few smirks, he kept things hidden perfectly." All right ... So, what happened, Mar?" Well, we got home from dinner and Bob wanted to watch TV. Nothing new there. I. Now that he was officially seventeen and ready to go off and serve his country, Wally thought that it might not be a real bad sin to add another rubber to her collection that she could label “Wally” to remember him by in case he got rubbed out by some Commie bastard when he wasn’t looking.He handed Arlene the flat white box tied with a red ribbon because it was her Confirmation day. Wally didn’t quite understand all the business about Confirmation and it all seemed a bit over the top with. "The laughter in the front room had turned to an animated discussion as I twisted the little lock. When I turned back to Mrs Hubert she was sitting on the toilet with her knickers stretched at her knees and her urine hissing into the bowl, then drumming into the water. I watched, spellbound, until she finished and stood up, wiping herself with two sheets of toilet paper and quickly rinsing her hands. All in a nanosecond she returned herself to normal and slipped past me and out the door without. It used to be me. The difference now was I was starting to think perhaps I had earned it.He was fun to be with. He flirted, he charmed, he flat out hit on me. And he danced as well as Jeff. This time around the party circuit, I could follow.He was so disappointed I wouldn't leave with him it nearly broke my heart.Nah, I was just amused. Last summer I would have bestowed on him the gift of my company, not because he deserved it, but because it would have been fun and, why not.My Father was.