‘Positive.’ Lori replied quickly. ‘K. What day is it?’ Carl questioned. Lori wasn’t even surprised anymore, nothing Carl did could illicit a...y kind of disbelief from her. ‘Monday.’ She told him. ‘Ah. So the Monday morning mass should be startin’ soon then hey?’ The Monday morning mass (or MMM) was what Lori had christened the weekly event. The walls in the apartment were incredibly thin and it just so happened that the bedroom of their apartment backed on to the bedroom of the next apartment. "You are silly, Heed," said Kelly. "Is just I don't know how to talk toboys. This was new zing for me, back then. Jana was better at zis,back then." You're putting this on," Stan accused."No, I talk like zis always now. Zis is my voice." Kelly seemeddisgruntled."Don't you change, Baby," said Heath. They were grinning at each other.Their mutual adoration was clear to see."So when did you find out?" asked Stan."That she wasn't really Russian?" No. That she wasn't ... that she had not. “Touche, that I did!” Melanie agreed, “on the other hand, I wanted to save it for my most fertile moment. Yep, honey, you’ve just sired a COVID baby!”“Guess we’ll really have to get hitched now!” I taunted her with a swat.“Yes, but on the bright side ... I’m Catholic. There is no divorce. You’ll never have to worry about me taking you to the cleaners. Besides, I’m not exactly poor myself,” Melanie giggled as she put a blank DVD into our DVD/Blu-ray player.“What’s this?” I wondered, but she put. And you're over eighteen." Get out! Leave! Leave my mother alone!" Aw, is baby waby upset? Get over it, kid. C'mon, bitch. Back into the light there. I wanna see your costume in better light." Leave! You leave now!" Jessica raised her hands and stepped forward."Jessica, stop it!" Tina said, catching her hands and pushing her back."Mom! Make her leave now! She needs to leave right now! I'll MAKE her leave!" She stepped forward again.Tina slapped her across the face."Mom?" Jessica asked in a.