"It was easy to look out the big window in the living room and watch Sharon and Greg walking down the sidewalk. Connie didn't see them as she was only...focused on the door. Greg wanted to run, then slowed to a very slow walk, and then ran again, as his indecision about how he really felt pulled at his emotions.I watched them walk up to the door and heard the 'Ding Dong' of the doorbell.My little Connie was out of her chair and to the door in an instant. She knew the rules and looked around to. He asked me whether i would like to join us in their bedroom even though his wife and he had never done that before and he was not aware of her wife reaction. Of course, it was game so he knocked on the door and her wife opened it. She was totally caught off guard by seeing me with him. She tried to cover up but. Gautam stopped her and said we would like to just watch…flashing a wicked smile her way. Realizing the situation she relaxed a bit and agreed i could watch. Gautam sat next to her and. ” I had to spit again but the towel had moved to cover my mouth this time. “Someone make sure she’s not seeing double or nauseous. Does anyone know anything about concussions?”“She has to let go,” Connie pointed out, “And so will you.”“I know first aid,” Laurie said. The sound of chest compressions ended. “Give me someone I can help.”“Me too,” Renée agreed. “I’ll take Pat.”“Yeah,” Connie agreed. “We’ll do the basics for concussion protocol. Hey at least our cheerleader camps taught us something. What's it like?" What's what like?" asked Bella."Doing that ... with AJ?"It was a simple question, and a logical one, considering that Becky had never been with a man. But the answer was quite complicated, and Bella didn't know where to start. It still seemed insane that she was having this conversation in the first place. People just didn't talk about this kind of thing!"Well ... it feels good," said Bella helplessly."That's it? It just feels good?" It feels better than most things," Bella.