I was ready to go to Matt’s place again. I asked Alyssa if she wanted me to pick her up on the way, but she said she wanted to drive separate so she...could leave if I drink too much and I could leave if she drinks too much. Sorta Understandable. However, I’m sure it was a joke. I got there first and we were just waiting for her, which she was on her way. We didn’t invite Eddie this weekend. When she got there, she made things a bit awkward at first, or maybe I thought that because I just knew.. “It’s okay, people were gonna find out sooner or later. I just didn’t think I’d be like this. It’s fine though; I'm not mad or anything", I assured her, putting my arm around her shoulders to comfort her. I could tell she was a little freaked out.“So...I should probably let you two get decent, then we can talk about what we’re gonna do next”, Caroline suggested.“Great idea”, was Megan’s embarrassed reply.And at that, Caroline left the room and closed the door behind her, leaving Megan and I. It all started when they were babies. Jill and Mark were both born the same year, and only two months apart. Their siblings were both born sixteen months later, and in the same month. Both families farmed the wide open spaces of the central plains.All four kids grew up together, the only kids their age in forty miles. In fact, to say they 'lived' in Healy was misleading. It was the town nearest the farms, and the town where they got supplies, and the town they got their mail through.But Healy. "Jill glanced down as Mom said that. "Oh, my." Oh, and Jackie. How about getting some coffee for us while you're up there?" Sure, Mom." Take these mugs back with you."We got in the elevator and I pushed 5. After we started moving, Jill pushed the big red button and the car stopped."Jill! What are you doing?" Kiss me, Jack. Do you know how horny it made me to see that baby delivered?" No. How?" I didn't expect an answer, you idiot."She didn't lean into me, opening her mouth while closing her.