“I mean, I have always known or at least suspected Jay was not gay,” said Sue. “I thought he could have been maybe asexual, but suspected he was...just super shy like I was. We took him to Jaspers, and those good-looking gay guys hit on him. He was oblivious, and I never caught him looking at any guys. Us, though, I’ve caught him looking at us plenty.”“I’ve never caught Jay staring at me,” said Rachel.“Oh, and you probably never will,” said Sue. “Jay is slick about it. I suspect he is good at. Ever since grade school they looked down on him with nothing but scorn and envy. They were both bitter, hormonal teenagers, 18 and angry at the world. Since he was little, Billy had led a carefree, happy life. Billy's mother, Amy Robertson, was an attractive woman in her mid 30s, who loved her son very dearly and walked him to school every morning. It was this kind of smothering which led Billy to have quite a sheltered and wimpy personality, which Tim and Jeff loathed him for. They had always. “Someone hacked my computer, Ry.”That got Ryann’s attention. She paused the program, running on Connor’s brand new Xbox One.“What?”Connor lowered his voice almost to a whisper. “He found the videos I downloaded of the middle school kids.” His face reddened. “He also found the pictures of you, all the ones I have on my computer. Even the ones you don’t know about, Ry.”Ryann jumped up, red-faced, scared and embarrassed. Panicked, she stumbled across the room to Connor’s bedroom door and punched. ? I couldtell by the workmanship that they had made the cabinets themselves.? I complimented them on what a beautiful jobthey had done. ??? ? "But?"? Ed asked me. ??? ? "Butwhat?"? I asked. ??? ? "Therewas a 'but' after that compliment and I was wondering where it was going." ? ??? I sighed and admitted that the 'but' was thatthere HAD to be more.? It could not havetaken them all of that time just to do this.?Frank laughed at me and said something to Ed about him being right.? I didn't care at.