He'd been a very loving, very good man, although he was also a bit stingy. He was older than my father, almost as old as my grandfathers, but he was c...ildless even after a couple of marriages. He'd lost his first wife to cancer, and his second to a drunk driver. He was a great believer in insurance, so when he died, I never had to work, and our sons' college educations were in separate trust funds. We'd had a son a year after we were married, but he died just after our fourth son was born.I. Ok, fine, said Sam. Ill do it. Great! exclaimed Carly, as she motioned for Freddie to come closer. Freddie eagerly accepted the invitation, and sat down on the other side of Sam. Sam turned towards Freddie, and for the second time, the two of them started kissing. Their lips softly pressed against each others lips, and they continued kissing until Carly put a hand on Sams shoulder, and pulled her away from Freddie. Then, without warning, Carly planted a kiss on Sams lips, and the two of them. How opportune, he needed to decide where to head next.He walked up to it, the device little more than an eight-foot, metal pillar with a holographic display that rotated around it at about Earth’nay chest-height. As he approached, it seemed to sense his presence, the holographic ring sliding down the shining tube to put itself at a comfortable height for him. It must adjust itself to the stature of the user, the Earth’nay had created many unusual innovations to accommodate the various species. He pulled off the lid and twisted the end, watching as thepink-colored applicator swivelled upwards.Sam pouted just a little as he began to apply the color, sweeping thelip gloss in arching strokes across his lips. He sucked his lipsinward, and though the shiny gloss felt greasy to wear, it certainlylooked the part. His lips now looked full and moist, glistening withhot pink.Sam leant in closer to the mirror, using his long fingernail to wipeaway a stray clump of mascara from the corner of.