”“A pack a day then?” Mom smiled, but didn’t laugh.There was a long pause.“How was your party?” she asked.“Good. You should see the Buck...ey’s new pad in Riverside. Its made for a party.”“Meet any girls?” she asked before wrapping her lips around the straw of her cocktail.“Some.”“Let me guess. They were all getting around in their itsy bitsy bikinis taunting you boys.”“Yeah, that’s about right,” I said smiling, stealing her glass and taking a sip of whatever she was drinking.“What about me?. As we ran, my brother began to lag behind me a few steps. I looked over my shoulder and he smiled at me.After we had run a little over a mile and a half, Eddie yelled from behind me."Turn right at the next corner."I made the turn and saw the park at the end of the road. I wondered why we were heading there, but continued without asking. Eddie caught up to me and ran at my side. We left the pavement and ran across the grass until we were near a picnic table."Let's take a break, Jen."I nodded; we. By the way, Connie, they really are superbstuds! I understand Electra and you sampled the dear boys a couple of daysago."Anyway, and thank God I have taken the time to fix myself up a bit beforeleaving my cabin, as I sat smoking right here, in fact, along came noneother than Johnny -- up for his early flight to New York. He sat down nextto me. I was in a quiet and kinda a pensive mood. With his normal charm hesaid, 'A penny for your thoughts?'"I simply looked at him and gave him an, 'Oh. . ?" I asked."Oh ... that was my aunt Ronnie" she explained "I didn't expect to see her down here".I went back to the front of the shop to see where she had gone. I was lucky to find her in the crowd. She was just getting into a car and was about to drive off. I returned inside the store to put Tess's mind at ease that her aunt was gone."Well?" I asked "Is she getting any lately?" Oh you are a most wicked man!" Tess commented before eventually adding with a wry grin "No ... she is not ... not.