She was in Greece.Rebecca tried to come to grips with the utter foreignness of Athens. It was a different world than Edinburgh. Scotland felt like hom.... Greece was foreign. She was isolated and alone. She had no concept of what time it was and was confused over directions. The travel agent had given her a map, but she was unable to even locate the airport on it.Worse, she had no idea where she was going. She had told the agent that she would depend on family once she reached Greece. If only she. He jerked his sopping t-shirt off and dropped it on the table beside his empty glass. Pulling his sunglasses down off his forehead, he started the mower. If he hurried, he could be done by lunch time and relax for the rest of the day. God only knows when Stephanie and the kids would be back.He hadn't mowed much when he noticed Stephanie walk out onto the patio. She wore the bright green bikini he bought last month. She had never worn this swimsuit except on his fantasy beach date. He half. I put my hand on the door knob and twisted it open.A two watt Red-nosed Reindeer plugged into an outlet threw a feeble light across her. She was lying on her side, facing away from the door. I slipped in silently then clicked the door shut, the room echoed with the slamming of my heart. The short night gown was pulled up her legs giving me a tantalizing hint of her ass, she wasn't wearing underwear. Somehow I got my feet to move to the bedside where I stood and stared at Holly's legs and. Your mom deserves better, and you know it.”I nodded again, considerably less sullen.She reached out and tenderly caressed my cheek. “You’re a fine young man, Paul. You’re going to make an even better grown man.”I felt heat rising in my cheeks.“Now, let’s talk about what you want to do about Gina,” she said. “And no whining.”For a moment, I was stung by her words, but when I looked at her gentle expression, the resentment drained out of me. Still not trusting myself to speak, I nodded.“Men don’t.