She looked to be in her twenties but hard to tell with sunglasses. Her shoulder length hair was the same light brown as June's but pulled to the sides...and pinned to stay out of her face."So you're finally on your way to Hawaii. I'm going to miss you Nettie, we've been neighbors for a long time, over twenty years now." June said all this wiping her hands on her apron then sticking her hand out to me."Yep, I'll be leaving next Tuesday but before then, I'll come over to visit some. We need to get. He believes everything happens for a reason. He likes to think of himself as being a good looking guy. At least he's been told that he is, but sometimes he's not sure why it effects his ego and ability to pick up women. It's something he'll pick up in time.*Ellie was running her weekly errands before heading home for the day. She had her usual family get together that was being held at her house this time. She wanted to make sure the house was clean and everything was set up before her family. "Push it in and out, get all that sauce off," ordered Ms. Anderson. Hecomplied, running the aparagus through his pursed lips and back andforth across his tongue. She watched him quietly, a big smile on herface. "Now eat it, honey. Just nibble it down real slow, that's a girl.We got lots of asparagus you can practice on." He nibbled into hisasparagus, while she chomped down hers. "Maybe you'd like somethingbigger between those pretty lips. It's too bad my friend John's nothere, he's got. She was a fraternal twin, born minutes behind her brother Kenneth. She was with her mother today, Mrs. Brenda Taylor. Their kinship was obvious. Both had brown hair, the mother kept hers short while the daughter’s fell in a long and lush wave down her back. They both had round faces and similar cheekbones. Courtney had blue eyes from her father, while Brenda possessed a vibrant green.“I hear you’re becoming Mr. Rainier’s favorite,” Mrs. Taylor said to her daughter. “A.