" You know you need to make up with him before this weekend, don't you?" No. What's so special about this weekend?" Barbecue. This Sunday." That's for...the people who built the place." Oh, come on, Jill. Without your father there wouldn't be any place. He put up all the money and saved Mom a ton of interest. He's the one who got Alex and Bill Montgomery involved. He's the one who let you move out in the first place. And another thing..." What?" He's your father and it's tearing you apart that. "Sister. Don't cry. Traci was so happy to be with you, and so proud of you," Sophie said quietly."But I killed her! If I had not made her my concubine she might still be alive!" Theresa wailed.Sophie just held her and whispered again. "That's not true. You saved Traci. I know she told you about our childhood, but you never seemed to understand it completely. Theresa, my sister loved you. If you had left her behind she would have been destroyed. You meant everything to her."Theresa obviously did. “Morning, b-baby” I let out, kissing her again. She walked over and sat down at the table, as I gently set her food in front of her. “I love you soooo much!” she squealed. “You’re so wonderful!” “Th-thanks, but I’m n-not that p-perfect.” “Well, you are to me sweetie!” She took a bite. When she finished eating she stood up, again kissing me on the mouth, her arms wrapped around me, hands resting on my ass. I moaned into her mouth. “H-have a g-good day, hunni,” I whispered as she pulled. My mum looked at me with an amused expression and held up her hand as I was gasping for breath from laughing too hard."So long as you are enjoying yourself and not getting in any trouble, that's all that matters," she said and gave me a quick hug.All throughout making dinner and then the meal itself I would at intervals find myself thinking about the day and have another attack of the giggles. I amused my parents no end.Once dinner was out of the way I put my giggles aside and headed over to.