My sister and I argued with her and pointed out he had always been a great father but even admitting that she had demanded we not have anything to do ...ith him.My sister and I ignored her tantrums and got along fine with dad.My sister’s fiancé had a nice job and I liked him fine. Dad liked him and he was fine with Dad. When my sister asked Dad to walk her down the aisle everyone thought that was a normal thing to do, except Mom.Mom knew not to show too much anger and jeopardize the wedding so. "Yes, that's what I said." Was that the truth?" What do you mean?"I said "Susan, don't answer my questions with question. That will just make me angry. You know exactly what I meant. Was the story you told me Friday night the truth?" Not exactly." You made the story up?" Yes, I made most of it up." Most of it?"Susan was looking down at her feet now. "I made up the whole thing." Why?"Susan looked at me and said "I was afraid the truth of what I did would be to much for you to handle. Can you. Dani’s hair, still damp, was cold on my shoulder through my shirt, but it seemed like the whole world was focused on my right arm which I moved subtly until it met Kate’s. We left them there, just touching. Her skin’s warmth felt like electricity through me, I thought every hair on my body must be standing on end. How could everyone in the hall be so unaware of everything I was feeling?We were watching ‘Love Actually’. I hardly even noticed it for the first half hour, but then we all fell into. She loved those 5k runs, just enough, not too long. Eterniti’s shapely body had such erotic curves that she always turned heads everywhere she went. Her nipples were hard and big, and areolas were a perfect shade of pink, which complemented her slightly tanned skin perfectly. She was completely shaven. What a vision she was. Her partner Sue, who happen to also be her wife, was the polar opposite of Eterniti. The same age as E, she was the Yin to E’s Yang, although they complimented each other.