It was obvious he didn't want to be anywhere near Jay--or Jeremy--but he didn't want to leave Frank, either. "Right behind me, Frank?" he asked."I pro...ise," Frank said again; and then quickly added, "Don't tell your mom about this, Oliver."Frank was looking at Jay again as he heard Oliver's footsteps fade away somewhere behind him, not liking the way that Jay seemed to be watching Oliver go with some obvious contempt. "Why are you spying on us?" Frank repeated, drawing Jay's attention back to. "I'm glad that you like it."Smiling knowingly at me, Mandy asked, "So! I understand that you'rebatching it tonight? Grace had to run out of town? Hopefully she'll beback before the weekend so you can pop the question. We're still on forSaturday, right?" Absolutely," I said.It was weird, sitting as I was, both feet flat on the floor. I neverrealized how awkward it could be sitting like this, having toconcentrate on not acting pursuant to habit. But I managed. Still, itwouldn't be this way. As soon as I did he started kissing me and his hands moved to cup my breasts. I looked over to Phil and even in the dim light I could see his hand moving under Jill's dress. Before I realised what was happening Tony had undone the cord holding the front of my dress together and his hands moved into the front of my dress to cupped my naked breasts. After awhile he moved it under my short skirt to rub the gusset of my knickers. Despite my fuddled brain, I found myself becoming aroused by Tony's. My mother will be here to show the flag and support Tracy's graduation the week before."Matt walked by the group, "I have news that will mean something to most of you. My Aunt Amy is going to come east for the celebration and to see Alice." He waggled his eyebrows to indicate yet a further agenda.Alex looked at people, "What?"Jim explained to him, "Most of us have not met Aunt Amy, but over and over she's expressed an interest in participating as a special guest in all our circle activities –.