He smiled at me. I smiled back. I saw he was checking outmy legs (since I had denim short-shorts on), so I took off mysneakers right there in the ha...l, leaving me barefoot. Picking upmy sneakers, I walked by him, never taking my eyes from his andwent to the last booth. I looked out and saw he followed me.. Hejust kept smiling at me. We were all by ourselves in the changingroom."His eyes got big and round behind his glasses. He wasstaring at my legs, looking me up and down, and acting. ”“You talked me into it, Sister. I’ll see you at home later.”“I may stay after school and see if the good principal has some extra-curricular activities he needs to attend to. See you later, Casey. We’ll have to swap stories, at least they won’t be as boring as DeAngelo’s.”“Yeah, I was thinking maybe we should give him a shot or two of the formula that I took, just to see if he can control his urge to lie about his conquests.”“Hey, great idea. Let me work on it. I’ll be the little angel. Mum: Yes, I’ve been meaning to talk to you about that but did not know how to bring this up. We should not have done that, you are my son. I touched you, you touched me and that should not have ever happened.Me: There is nothing for you to feel guilty about, you were only helping me, your son. It was not with anyone else. If you had not done that I would have to bear all that pain.Mum: But still.Me: Would you have preferred I be in pain or had gone to some girl who would have done that?Mum: No,. I never knew about electric brownies. Sometimes they were potent, sometimes a fizzle. But I didn't like to smoke at all, so brownies were my first choice. I drove past the last pole light on Baseball Lane, and turned my headlights off, leaving only the parking lights on. Didn't want to piss off anyone who might already be parked. Another hundred yards and we ran out of gravel road. There were half a dozen vehicles parked already. I got the flashlight, and picked us a path between the trees.