’ She turned to walk away. ‘Yes I remember.’ Was all I said. I watched her as she got the hose and stuff out hoping she would bend over enough t... let me get a look at her ass, as I did remember. I had been fifteen when she was born and I instantly fell in love with her! I baby sat her and took her with me everywhere. I had taught her to swim, ride a bike and all the other stuff a young girl should learn. That is until I left for the army. She was the reason I left she was fifteen by then and I. It pressed a button on the device, andthen I remember falling into blackness.*??????? *???????????????? *???????????????? *???????????????? *???????????????? *???????????????? *???????????????? *???????????????? *The next thing I knew, I was groggy and waking up ina very dark room. There were noises, but none of them were very defined, andthey all seemed to blend together into a low humming with a pitch and frequencythat altered. It was cold. I tried to sit up, to get a better idea where I. “Um ... wow. Okay. Look, you better get dressed. For now, let’s talk ... downstairs.” he said, tearing himself away and stepping into the bathroom, closing the door and locking it. He needed relief and he needed it now!His parents came home about the time Max came back downstairs, his problem handled, for now. Melanie and Maggie were in the living room so Max joined them, his parents getting themselves a drink and wandering in, a question on their faces.As soon as they were seated, Melanie got. My parents were never stable. They were always moving around, always a new place, always nomadic. It came with the job, I guess&hellip, Mikayla realized I had a troubled look on my face and moved in close as she asked me, What job would that be? I knew it, I thought to myself, it always starts like this. They find out who I really am, who my parents were, and they hate me for it. You can tell me, Mitch. Its okay. Youve always got a friend here. Hell, if you knew half the shit I did, if you got.