I knew that part of the story; hell the whole family knew that part of the story. After six months in rehab, Aunt Dee was back on the wagon and commut...ng to one of the States best college where she earned her degree four years later with honors. She married her husband a few years later. He had just become a Fireman and was a great guy and a straight arrow. Aunt Dee lay her head down on my shoulder and we both fell a sleep until we landed.Aunt Linda was waiting for us at the airport and soon we. "I thought I'd catch you up on things," I told the air. "I know it's been a while since talked. I'm sorry about that. I just don't know what to say most of the time."The few men in the room stopped their conversations and turned to look at me, wondering if I was talking to them."I'm in college now," I continued. "I'm studying to be an engineer. No, I don't want to drive a train. I want to build bridges and roads. But driving a train might be cool."I paused for a moment."I didn't join the Army,". Though he regularly beat Bill at tennis, George was ready to take this so-called man down in straight sets.Bill lobbed a pathetic serve over the net, but the action on the other side of the court was more dynamic as George fired a burner right into Bill's face. Bill had been through so much these past days. He'd been beaten by Connie in a fair arm wrestling match. Beaten fair and square by a girl! His wife was taking great delight in feminizing him, and now he was... crying!"I'm sorry, man! I. Spending a lot of time with another person, you almost had to become friends or enemies. He could tell she had something on her mind, but knew already that she would bring it up when she was ready, or not. Asking wouldn’t hurry the process.“Stella said to bring you by some night for dinner.” She said, her eyes searching Doug’s face. “I know I said that I didn’t like to get her mixed up in my job, but I was telling her about you, she’s curious.” Carol looked faintly embarrassed, but didn’t look.