With the two younger ones, I’d sometimes play Monopoly. We’d go to their tree house and smoke. When we all admitted we didn’t inhale, though we ...aughed and laughed, cousins not having to pretend things.When the two of them and I raked leaves — not that big of a task for a trio — we’d play King of the Mountain and bury each other, the two letting me rub their fronts and goosing me back. Not for that long, usually, except for the time when our mothers came out on the porch and both of the twins. . thing does it without breaking a sweat." It's got to be some kind of anti-gravity device," Molly ventured. "It essentially cancels the effects of gravity, making moving away from the Earth much easier." I imagine that would be useful for space travel," Josh responded, cradling his head in his hands as he leaned back, trying to erase what he'd just been through from his mind. "Without such options a ship like this would have a very hard time escaping any single solar system it visited,. “Yep. I offered you two hall passes in less than forty-eight hours, bro. The jealousy seems to be slipping away from us. Fading a bit, as if it were a drug that we’ve taken for years and now we’re weaning ourselves off it. Or just maturing. Or our relationship fundamentally changing as we realize that we really are safe from any danger of separation. Maybe part of why we don’t want to be separated now is that we want any ... experimentation with that to be on our terms, not because we got. I looked at the time, it was nearly midnight. I ignored the bell, hoping whoever it was would go away. The constant ringing forced me to get up and answer the door."Hello, Mr. Carson, Trick or would you prefer a treat?"I was too shocked to reply immediately. There was Zoey, standing in front of me wearing nothing but her birthday suit. She was holding a pumpkin in front of her, and the lit candle gave off a soft glow, illuminating her womanly charms. Wisps of hair lay across her right eye, and.