"I would not say I was infamous," Aunt Marcia said walking in view ofthe laptops camera behind me and slipping her arm over my shoulderlooked at the s...reen adding, "But that one yes, and hello Amy I assume,I'm Marcia?" I've heard so much about you," Amy squealed. "And I dreamed abouthaving an auntie like you as an example when I came out. Robbie told meall about you taking him to h... Ops!" She laughed. "Preferred name andpronouns, sorry Angie, when Angela told me all about how you took her. No one spoke, but soon it was evident that three of them were staring atBianca. "You're all a bunch of cowards. You know that don't you? Fuckingcowards!" Bianca sighed, but couldn't hide the fact that she knew it wasa forgone conclusion she was going to be the one to talk to the staff.Despite her somewhat larger than life personality, she was beloved bythe staff. Many had taken to referring to her as "mom" behind her back.And she loved that they did."Ok then." Bianca got off her bar stool,. But it sounds so exciting and all..."She allowed Conrad to spend a few more minutes convincing her; then they were strolling hand in hand into his hotel room high above the beach.Three minutes later, Conrad was pouring some lines onto a mirror that lay flat on a coffee table. Leah dipped a finger into the pile, tasted it and smiled from ear to ear."Don't be shy," he said, urging her on. He took a crisp ten dollar bill from his pocket and rolled it up, then handed it to her.Leah knelt down on. It wasn't like her. She was usually chattering away. It wasn't sullenness or bad humor. She wasn't giving Maggie a cold shoulder; she was pleasant enough when spoken to. She seemed too preoccupied to share whatever was going on in her mind.Maggie accredited it to their leaving for home the next day. Maybe she was mulling over what had gone on the day before as she accosted Fred while they were swimming. Pat was usually a bundle of energy. Maggie thought that she might have used it all up for a.