" I want more than a rich man when I marry," I said.Mother laughed, a happy, melodic sound sprinkling joy around her. Someone told me once my laugh so...nded like hers and I was truly honored. "We're going for the weekend, not to plan a wedding. Now sit down and let me finish your hair."I love my mother with all my heart. She has been so good and loving to me. But I know her very well. I watched my mother as her long, smooth strokes of the brush tugged my hair. It was a pleasing and soothing. Some R&B was playing from the entertainment center. I could see through the window the lights of the city. It was a very nice suite. I walked over to David, making sure I walked properly with one foot in front of each other to swing my hips more. He looked at me appreciatively up and down as I walked over and placed my purse on the counter. We smiled at each other. "Well, Jenna, how about a cup of Champagne?" "Sure I never pass on a glass of Champagne!" He popped a cork and filled each of us a. Since I did notget home in time he said he would wait here for me. Hmm, How veryresponsible of him . . . or maybe there was something else to it. He sat down on a big chair I had in my room and asked me about theteenage life, friends and school and stuff. Then, he said that whilewe were speaking of school, the school had called and said they wereconcerned that I may have been skipping one day last week. Oh, man! I didn’t think I’d get busted for that. Well, at. ." he turned to his brother Joey who was still struggling with the control of his jaw muscles and still examining every inch of her body "... we've never... that is... er... we've..." It's okay Billy I wouldn't have taken my dress off if I didn't want you to look." She handed Billy the phone while she gripped the fence in both hands before vaulting up off her right foot to rest her left on the top of the fence leaving her right foot hanging down and her vagina wide-open for the boy's.