“Want to wear this tonight instead of the pajamas?” I asked her. She looked at me, then said “Sure, why not?” I threw it over to her, she to...k off her blouse and started to pull the jersey over her head. “Whoa, Whoa! Hang on a second,” I said. She stopped and looked at me, with a questioning look in her eyes. “Take off your bra,” I told her “he can’t see your tits with a bra on.” She looked at me in disbelief. “Are you serious?” I told her that I was completely serious, unless she was. . I, Uh, I guess that it just slipped our mind what with everything else that’s been going on this crazy summer,” I shrugged nervously, struggling to meet their piercing eyes.“Yeah, please don’t be mad. It honestly just slipped our minds. We had Davey’s pool party with his friends the very next day, and then on Monday, the cops arrested him. So with all that stuff going on, well ... we just didn’t think about it. We’re sorry, Mom, Dad,” Amber added, sounding sincerely contrite.Shit, I hadn’t. The burrito sounded good. He asked me if I was real hungry and I told him I was. Mom ordered some rolled tacos with some kind of avocado sauce on them.Mom's came and I could see she was disappointed. There were five things with a cup of green sauce, something like a dip you would use with Fritos or potato chips. The rolled tacos were like hand rolled cigarettes. Think of meat instead of tobacco. The paper you roll it in is a corn tortilla. I don't know how they do it but they grind up corn. My condition gets obvious. I'll leave town and no one, not even Bud, has to know."Rebecca looked her friend directly in the eye. "He played a part in this as well." Rebecca saw that Kelly was on the verge of another crying jag, so she let the topic drop. "Let's just work on getting you that job. We've got three months before school starts again. I think we can get a good nest egg together by September."Kelly used her handkerchief to wipe away the tears and let Rebecca lead her from the rest.