" "She told me she was going out." Tina walked to the patio door. "Yeah, my mom said the same thing." Stephanie fondled Tina's ass. "This feels so goo..., babe." "Mmm, yeah it does." "So why is my mom's car out front?" "I don't know." Tina grabbed the handle on the sliding glass door and opened it. "Maybe she drove here and they went out with someone else." Tina stepped onto the wood floor of the dining area and stopped. She turned her head and wondered what she heard. "What's the matter?" Tina. She asked about my road trip and I told her the usual stories of living in a hotel room and eating out every night. She invited me to come to her apartment for dinner tomorrow night. I accepted and we went our separate ways. Later that evening as I was leaving my apartment, I noticed a young (early 20’s) black man knocking on Gracie’s door. He was tall and slender and he had a large envelope in his hand. I went on my way, not really giving it another thought. I got back home about midnight,. Molly,however, saw it coming and easily braced herself against his push. Shethen quickly grabbed his arm and twisted it behind his back. In a secondhe had become totally at his sister's will. She pushed his arm hard intohis back and Chris suddenly yelped. He couldn't stop the tears anylonger and he began to cry, begging his sister to stop hurting him.She just laughed at him and kept taunting, "Little Sissy Chrissy, beatup by your sister. I told you, you should be in a dress, not me. You aresuch. “Remember my Uber ride?” Devon looked puzzled then exclaimed, “Oooh, that Uber ride.”“Yeah,” I joined in, "that Uber ride. And I didn't hear much from him again.”“Wow, that’s crazy,” said Devon.“I know, right.” (If you want to know more, read Uber Rider)We walked around the store, talking about the world and what’s going on, and I said, “Well, you know I'm always down for reparations.”“I know you are,” Terrance agreed, “and you’re awesome at it. Maybe I will message you again.”“Oh, gee, thanks….