You know ... across the hall?" No we weren't," Jack said. "Well ... we fondled some ... kissed some. But that's it." And of course, she gave you a blo...job downstairs not too long ago," Brooke replied."Yes, I did that, Mommy. Because I wanted to. And I liked it ... a lot." Whatcha' think, Mommy Brooke?" Ronni asked."Well," Brooke said, turning back to Ronni, "I guess it's worth a try, huh?" Definitely!" Ronni replied as she giggled and bounced to the bed.Brooke crossed to the other side of the. ' 'Mum? You're coming on stage?' 'I wouldn't miss it. I had my hair done for it,' she said witha wink. Smiling, I watched them walk off the back stage area,smiling when I realised that Mum allowed Jeremy to help herwalk. I wonder how that came about? I smiled to myself, thatwould have been a clash of wills that Jeremy obviously won. 'Hello, Liz Grey,' a voice said and I turned to see Kiefer, armsfolded, leaning against the piano. 'Is this where the star doesher stuff?' He smiled at me with that. As the three walked inside, a handsome young man turned to admire Christi and Arilee in their sweat soaked, clinging clothing. He offered a twitch of his eyebrows and a wink before proceeding on down the hall.Sharon chuckled. "That one doesn't know he just made a pass at the Duchess. He's in for some trouble if he doesn't watch it."Arilee watched him walk down the hall and asked, "Who is that?"The tone in Ari's voice betrayed interest in more than the young man's name. Christi chuckled. "That's. Knowing her daughter-in-lawwould have something to say about all the newclothes, Connie had wisely put her own address onthe deliveries. “It’s still early, what say we head over toKou-feng’s for lunch.” Connie suggested. “Great.” Jenny responded. “But only if youlet me treat you this time.” “All right.” was the reply. An hour and a half later, the two women hadlunch behind them and were headed down Main St.Along the way, both women.