“I’m glad to hear that,” Jed responded, with a mischievous look in his eyes.“Would you like some coffee?” Norton asked, somewhat flustered.�...�Yeah, that would be great,” Jed answered.With his mind already in a spin, when Jed next lifted his arm and gently ran his leathery hand down Norton’s back, Norton almost pissed himself with excitement.By now, Norton had a raging hard-on and was trying his best to hide it by not turning to face Jed. Instead, he simply pushed the cup of coffee long the. Many had gone elsewhere for summer work since not many jobs were available in our small town, and some of those who remained had changed and it just wasn't the same hanging out with them anymore. So I began spending more and more of my evenings and weekends at home. It was easily three weeks before Mom brought up the promised recital. I hadn't forgotten it, I just didn't know how to bring it up. Reacting on gut instinct, I decided it would be better if Mom first broached the topic. On a quiet. .. next!" As Roger stepped outside, Robin and Richard greeting him. "Well, did youget in?" Yeah." Roger said with a look of shock still on his face."What are you going to sing?" Robin asked. "I'm dancing." Roger said. "WHAT!!" Robin and Richard said at the sametime as Jennifer came outside with a sad look on her face. "What's wrongwith you?" "You're both dancing in the talent show?" Robin added."No," Jennifer sighed. "They said they had enough dancers when Rogergot in. What a fluke. I wanted. She had made the decision to look up her natural father. I assumed he was asserting his parental control.Adrianna was to call me to set an appointment for the sitting, but she failed to do so. I would ask David about her and he kept telling me about the weirdness going on at the house. He had come home from work early one day to find Charles's bedroom door locked. David had picked up the mail and there was a check Charles had been waiting for in the mail. David wanted to give it to him ASAP..