Jen’s self confidence had never been so low as it was now reduced to over this last nine or ten months.She had suspected previous dalliances on Scot...’s part, of course, but she had never seen enough evidence to blow their relationship out of the water. However, this last affair was so blatant that Jen couldn’t ignore it any longer, nor accept his glib excuses of his innocence this time around.That is why she was now renting her tiny one-woman studio flat on her own. Jen and Scott were forced by. “Mmm,” she said, “they sound interesting. I can't wait.” Suddenly she looked at her watch. “Oh I'm sorry Mike, I have to go. Why don't you send me the story then give me an hour to read it, and if you like you can pop up to my flat and I'll tell you what I think about it.” With that, she got up, and walked back towards the flats but before she did, she leant down and gave me a peck on the cheek. I hurried back to my flat, accessed Open Office, found the story, copied it and pasted it into the. At least the boyfriends, who became an endless stream of "Uncles", were fully focused on her mom's juicy cunt and she was never a victim of any abuse of any type whatsoever.Like most of her other girlfriends she learned about "The Birds and the Bees" at a sleepover with her other friends from school and her Girl Scout Troop. It was Angela Smith who seemed to know almost everything there was to know about the subject and she was happy to fill in the other girls on exactly what they could expect. Ayesha sometimes complains that she never had love of siblings, I understand her pain of being a single child but we both had always tried our best to be her best friends and I feel that I have a best friend in form of her. I’ve always been conscious that she never feel the generation gap. I always tend to understand the child Psychology and be a better mom or I should say that be a better friend to her. My hubby is also quite friendly to her. All girls reading now would be knowing the typical.