‘I love you,’ she said breaking away. ‘I’ll call you tonight.’ He kissed her, again. ‘Ciao,’ she waved her little hand and disappeared t...rough the crowd. Chapter 27 Charlestown Michael decided not to go home from the bank. Instead, he walked across the bridge that separated the North End from Charlestown. Although he felt safe in Charlestown, he did not feel as comfortable roaming their neighborhood streets as he did as a boy. Much like all the neighborhoods of Boston, Charlestown did not. " Tasha had emerald green eyes and a dazzling smile. "Nice to meet you, Lita. So where are you from?" "Originally I'm from Montana but I live in Canada. I'm on my way to visit some family back in Montana." "That's cool," Sadie said." "Yeah, definitely," Tasha agreed. "We're from Idaho, on a little road trip of our own. No particular reason, really." Lita laughed. "You guys just drive across multiple states for fun?" she asked. "Sometimes when we get bored, yeah. We're pretty. I waited for couple of hours to ensure the grandparents are asleep and started to place my hand on my aunt’s stomach with my palm wide open, to feel her stomach in my bare hands. It was a great feeling as her saree was always away from her stomach area, I easily reached the location just by placing my hand. There was no reaction from my aunt. This encouraged me a lot. I gradually moved my hand upwards towards her blouse and rested there for few mins, to see some resistance. This time I waited. Helen told me that this was the best steak she had ever tasted and dad told her thanks because he taught me how to grill. I told her that was true and if she thought the steaks were good to wait until she tastes the ribs tomorrow night as I use a homemade bar-b-que sauce that dad taught me to make. Babs told her it’s the best. After dinner and cleanup, we retired back to the livingroom with drinks in hand and continued talking. Helen commented to dad that she just found out that Babs had posed.