Mary opened the shade and the additional light seemed like a spotlight on me. At first her jaw dropped in surprise but then she made a slight smile, s...ill uncovered and naked, and closed the shade ending my view for the night.I climbed down the tree and waited over an hour to enter the house, as I was afraid she'd tell my parents. Finally I got the nerve to go in the house and to my surprise, everyone but Marianne had gone to bed. Aunt Mary was sitting on the recliner in her nightshirt as I. “Di! Di, come on I know you are doing what I am. I can see the movement of the clothes in the moon light from the window.”“What is it? I’m almost there!”Di turned her head and I could see her eyes where open wide. It was obviously they knew a fantastic secret that I was not privy too.“Little Miss Rose here doesn’t know about frigging! Can you imagine that?”Di got out of bed her nightie fell from around her waist. Obviously, she must toss and turn when she sleeps. “You have never frigged. "With a boy, I think. They're studying for some exam next week. Biology, she said." Biology, eh?" Will chuckled. "Let's hope they don't delve into the subject too deeply. Did you meet him?" Yeah, he came to pick her up. Nice kid, very polite. Josh is his name." Josh from Vermont," Will mused. "He finally got off his duff." What's that, Will?" Oh, nothing," he told his sister-in-law. "Hey, we can discuss Erica's birthday, then. I have no clue what to get her." I think that laptop you gave her a. " He's — fat." So were you when you were born and you were ugly too. You changed though and so could Ian." I was never ugly," she said haughtily."Do you want to talk to your parents and some doctors? Babies are all blue and misshapen and slimy when born. Are you telling me you came from the stork?" No, but — nobody ever called me ugly." I was ugly too when I was born. It is a minor fact of life. Another fact of life is that we make deals. You be nice to Ian for the remainder of the time you're.