’ Brody took a swig of beer and leaned his cue stick against the wall. ‘Her dad takes me into the den, and there’s these two huge cabinets, all ...lass, you know?’ He gestured with his hands to indicate their size. ‘They must have kept every single award her brothers ever got and put them in there. ‘ ‘Well, is that so bad?’ Drew stood back for Bax to take his turn. ‘I mean lots of people keep stuff like that.’ ‘Not like this.’ Brody shook his head. ‘I mean, everything. Those participation. Jessie chuckled to him as theydrove. “I can hardly remember the last time that a youngman drove me home, back when I was a teen I suppose.”She stopped as if reflecting on her younger days, thensaid without much thought. “I wonder how I can repay youfor your generosity?” Charles seemed almost offended atthe suggestion and insisted that what he was doing wasan act of kindness and “Your pretty smile is it’s ownreward.” Jessie blushed then said. Been thinking about Lasik surgery, but I’m still a little concerned – these are the only eyes I’ve got!” “Well, I can tell you from a medical standpoint, it’s safe and has a very high success rate. You’re still handsome with or without them.” “Thanks, actually, I’d love to spend some more time with you before I head home. I haven’t got a car to lean on tonight, how about we sit here on the park bench?” We took a seat on the bench and I said, “Was it my imagination or did Melanie wink at you. I felt what polyamorous people call, “Compersion” It’s the opposite of "jealousy;" it is a positive emotional reaction to a loved one's other relationship, and I was more than . OK with the relationship her and Eduardo were building. She listened, but appeared confused because in the past I was a possessive arrogant asshole that wouldn’t have tolerated someone showing affection to my Peaches.I nodded for her to go on and said, “Enjoy yourself sweetheart, you never know what life will deal you.