When we needed help, they were always there for us as well."We went back to work moving furniture and clothes and other articles that they had packed ...way. We finally got the last of it unloaded just in time for dinner."Oh God is Elizabeth a good cook." Oh yeah, I already stated that. It didn't hurt to say it again, this time with an audience. That made her blush."Thanks Rich." Well, Frank, I better get going. I have to get this truck back and get back to Cindy and the boys." Thanks for the. Taking a deep breath and tearing my eyes from her, I tried to gain some measure of control over the situation. "Look young lady, you're welcome to weather out the storm here, but I think you must have me confused with someone else. If I had met you, I certainly would remember..."Her eyes widened slightly as she hopped over to stand directly in front of me. Presenting her hand with a flourish, she interrupted, "I'm sorry. How very rude of me not to introduce myself. I'm Evie."Reflexively, I took. I actually parted my lips in anticipation. But she said "thank you for being a gentleman and not coming inside me. And thank you for being my first man" and she kissed me.Daughter called out "whose next then?" There was a chorus of replies. Part of me groaned but the bigger part grinned happily.There was one voice that called out when the others stopped. She said, "I should be next because I'm still a virgin too". The others all gathered round her and lifted her up onto the bed. She. ”“A box of them was it?,” Frank asked. “I remember that. I never listen to CDs any more so I figured I’d be rid of them. I’ve had them all years.”“Do you know about one that said “Master PC” on it?” Dylan asked.“Never heard of that. Is that some new band? I don’t really listen to pop, although I suppose I could have bought it years ago and forgotten about it.”“It’s not a band,” Olivia said. “It’s a computer program that was on that CD.”“Well then I definitely don’t know what you mean. I avoid.