I was sure that would be the first thing on Al’s mind after eating. In fact, it was, and we soon had the bag empty on the kitchen floor. I began by ...ollecting the large bills into stacks of five hundred dollars before combining them into larger stacks. There was something over six thousand dollars in large bills plus a number of smaller denomination bills for another two hundred and twenty dollars.“Well, this should keep us for a time,” I told Al on finishing and putting the money away.“Yes, if. Fortunately there was no queue.I was anxious to leave the shopping area as quickly as possible and getback to the car. But my aunt didn't seem in too much of a hurry. Infact, she took us into a shoe shop. We were served by an assistant. Agirl of about my age. She measured my feet and went to fetch some shoesof the right size. Black ones. With two-and a half each heels. That'swhat my aunt said I needed. I very quickly realised how tricky it wasto try on shoes in a skirt. Keeping my legs. Tomorrow was Easter Sunday. We were the host family because everyone wanted to see Mom, now that she was cancer free. Grandma Dawson and Uncle John arrived last night. Today Uncle Jim, Mom's brother, and his family were arriving. Mom had gone last night to pick up her parents, Grandma and Grandpa Felton.Today's tournament was being held at the park Dad used to supervise. They had four baseball and two softball diamonds. The tournament was being played on the four baseball fields. Dad had. She pushed the denim down her thighs, and stood before me, a vision in black lace. “Well, are you going to stay down there, or shall we make you a little more comfortable?” she said. I sprang from the bed, preceded by my re-tumescent organ, which now felt long enough to pole vault with, and hard enough to cut diamonds. I stood before her, still unsure how to proceed. Sensing my naivety, she began divesting me of my clothes. I stepped out of my jeans and shorts, and my shirt joined them on the.