“We’d better take it easy or it will be all over too soon,” she said, the young girl I had fantasized about having learned a few things in the i...tervening years of passionate flings, marriage and divorce.“Okay,” I said, and racked my brain for conversation. “I used to think about doing things with you,” I said. “But I didn’t dare.”“I was legal,” she protested.“Yeah, but I was so much older,” I said. “It would have looked bad. The management wouldn’t have liked it.”“The management wouldn’t have. Fred said, “Linda, can you come out to the club tomorrow? I would love to give you some pointers and see how you do with the other clubs.”“I’m not yet sure of my schedule for tomorrow. Can I call and let you know, or maybe leave a message?”“Sounds good. But I definitely want to get you back out here to practice some more. You have a lot of potential, young lady. Janice and Kathy know how to contact me,” stated the golf pro.“Better than any golfer I’ve ever seen out here, male or female,” added. “Here it comes,” he warned. “Don’t tell me you don’t want each other,” Cheryl scoffed. “I can see you’re half hard under your towel,” she directed at Drew. “And you,” she tossed toward Dana, “Have a definite flush. I’m betting it’s taking everything you’ve got not to rip away that towel and just leap on him.” “Cheryl,” Drew cautioned her. “Don’t embarrass her.” “She’s not embarrassed. Are you, Dana?” “Just at the idea that I’m so transparent,” Dana grinned at her. “That’s what I thought,” she. My mom would never be caught dead outside her bedroom without a dressing gown if she was in her sleeping wear.After the late night news, my dad yawned and stretched. "Going to bed now, dear?" he asked my mother. "Ok, sure. You go ahead first. I'll be up after a drink of water," my mother replied. "You don't stay up too late either, son. You have to go to school tomorrow," my mom remarked to me. With that, she went into the kitchen for a drink before going up the stairs.After I heard my parent's.