A few songs later, Denise wasn't sure how many, he looked up again tosee that the dance floor was now crowded with men! A few startedbumping up to the...now perspiring group and trying to engage. Theymanaged to stave this off for about one song. When Terry made amotion that she was going to the bathroom and then grabbed Jen, Deniseand Jesse suddenly found themselves alone on the floor with two largemen, probably in their early thirties in front of them.Denise motioned for them to leave, but Jesse. And you two are drawing benefits too aren’t you? How long do you think you’ll get locked up for? And what about the children? Do you think social services will think you are fit mothers?”The only sound now was of the two girls sobbing. Blow me what a pair.“I should go and take that site down now if I were you. And then start praying that no one who might matter sees it, including your dear mama because I hate to think what she’ll say.”“You aren’t going to tell her?” ventured Louise.. Let’s go back to the limited opportunities thing again. College wasn’t a realistic option because number 1, I couldn’t afford it, and number 2, by the time I graduated high school I was so disenfranchised with the whole idea that I just said fuck it. I was always a firm believer in the old saying “if you’re gonna do something, do it right, or don’t do it at all”. I was intelligent, disgruntled, and angry at the world. My mother had me late in life and she was getting up there in age by this. Iris turned to look at her father."Is that?" she asked a little nervously.Greg nodded his head. "Yes, that is probably our trespasser from last night ... why don't you brew a fresh pot of coffee and I will take him through to the living room?" he suggested.Iris nodded in agreement and a small amount of relief, for some reason she was suddenly feeling all shy and tongue tied about meeting this man!The door bell peeled and her father stood up and ambled out of the room with a muttered, "Yes, yes.