"Amy? Is it you Amy? You have really grown like a weed in the last few years. Come and give your Aunt Penelope a big hug."The girl smiled at her takin... time to give the tall, handsome Luke an eyeball inspection from behind her gloved hand."Auntie Penny, I couldn't possibly out here in full view of everyone. I promise to hug you good and proper once we are closeted in a respectable private place. Besides, you know I am not your real flesh and blood niece but only your best friend's. A small vegetable garden at the back of the house was overgrown and the chook shed had seen better days. We had a bit of a look around and before too long an old ute rattled up."What do you young folk think you are doing?" was the not unfriendly question. I walked up to him and introduced myself."G'day, I'm Tony Concept, this is my fiancé Jess and my two friends Cheryl and Dominic. We were driving past and I noticed the old house, would I be rude if I asked you about it?" Funny way of being. About ten, you walked out on the porch to talk to Alice..." Masters. Yeah, I remember that." ... and I was standing next to her." In the blue dress? That was you?" You are good, aren't you?" I remember looking at you, and thinking that you were unfamiliar. But I'm afraid the beer was getting to me, and I had to go sit down. I should have said hello." Oh, that's alright. Listen, I hope you don't mind, but I've been doing some checking." Checking? About what?" Well, you actually. I found out that. I pulled out a chicken fried steak sandwich wrapped in wax paper and opened it up. Everyone else had trays of cafeteria food. There was a tiny serving of over-cooked schlock with a side of whatever. Their eyes went from their industrial waste to my home-made sandwiches. Suddenly I felt sorry for them and not for myself. I passed a sandwich over to Jack and he attacked it with gusto. I passed one to Rusty and kept the third for myself. Rusty got a kick out of having people taste the.