I went back for the funeral and met my brother and sister for one last time. Mom and Dad didn't leave us much. We got the land the house sat on, only ...ifteen acres, and we split their insurance money which amounted to fifteen thousand apiece. They had enough money in the bank to cover their outstanding bills and to pay for the further cremation and burial. My brother and sister agreed for me to keep the deed for the land and that was it.When I moved to Texas, I had planned to get a new house. ...sadhe had his employee replace him as he saw me outside''you want to get in my car? ''we walk both in silence knowing why i was therein the bright day i hide in the car floor infront of the back seat , between his spread legs and hot bbci took him in my hand and suck him moaning''you miss my cock lil thief''i nod him in my mouth working his bbc wet he said i was better than last time , it mde me proud and happy as i did my best to suck his nice cockhe moan loud and dump in my mouth calling. The lantern. The Coleman Lamp & Stove Co. Wichita Kan, stamped on the bottom of the gas can. Holy shit ... there’s my initials and 1953 I wrote on it. It IS my lantern.My mind went back...The first trip to the lake; the 1951 Mercury two door. I was eleven. Charlie was 12 for three more months ... then he’d be 13, a teenager in September. Charlie and I fought so hard in the backseat. I’ll bet daddy yelled at us to shut up a dozen times a mile. Well, maybe not ... but at least that many times an. Izzy was the same age as my daughter Debbie they knew each other as they played against each other at hockey.Steve's wife Melissa worked in local government and was the perfect specimen of womanhood. She was in her forties but could pass for a girl in her twenties. She had a Mediterranean complexion, a figure to die for and a face that could only be described as beautiful. Her son David was at Cambridge studying politics and daughter Izzy was in her last year at Topley Down College. Izzy had.