"I think we better ask him to dinner then, don't you?" she said. "Ya, how about it Brad?" I was still trying to see as much of her as possible and was...brought back to reality with the question. "Sure, why not," I replied. She smiled and extended her hand. "I'm Carrie." "Nice to meet you Carrie." "I'm heading to the room," she said. "Don't be long, our reservation is at 6pm." With that she swam away giving me a nice view of her ass. "I better follow," John said. "See you in a couple hours!". "I hope you don't have any other plans today, Mom," said Heather. "I want the two of us to spend the whole day together." No, I just have to get dinner in the oven this afternoon. I'd like that fine," said Lani.Heather wanted to help Danny with their mom in any way she could. Today she'd try to make her contribution to the effort. She listened with interest as Danny related the events of the night before after she disappeared into her bedroom. The young girl became more than a little alarmed. "I glanced down at my painted nails and clenched my fists to hind themthen and followed my cousin downstairs.That's where I saw George for the last time in a long while. The poorlad had been dressed up by the girls. A blonde bob fancy dress wig wasslightly askew, his face plastered in makeup, so bad even I could havedone better. A white blouse gaped open and a bright red bra was clearlyvisible, its cups stuffed full to bursting with tissue paper. A shortblack tight skirt was pulled slightly up. “Just a short walk,” he said. “But step carefully. There are frogs and snakes. Toads and lizards, too.”“There,” said Sam, pointing. “There’s a python stalking a frog.” The tourist grasped his arm.“That’s a big snake!”“No. Not really. It’s a carpet python. Less than two meters. There’s he’s got a rocky river frog! We must be right by the shore.”“How did you see them?”“It took me time to learn to see. And my dad helped me learn.” Eddy looked at Sam, but made no comment.The Murray was not in.