"You know Coach, he's got plenty stamina. Have you seen him in the shower? He's packing heat!" You don't really think it's him do you?" Why not? Anywa..., I'm getting off on the idea, so don't spoil my fun." Frank said, laughing at the comical look of surprise on Joe's face."But he's married!" He protested, shocked at the idea."Have you seen the way he looks around when we shower?"Well yes, but that don't mean he wants to do anything. Does it?" He concluded."Maybe. Maybe not."The sounds went on. We wanted it to be free from them it they wanted to tell us anything. We couldn't be happier. We think we made the right decision. They told us you "Took" them and how sweet and romantically you treated them. I told them that was a relief off my mind. "What do you mean?" Bob asked. I told them I did know what to think when you called me."Ok boys, dinner will be ready shortly. Get Bill a drink Bob" "Bill, Jack and Coke, right?" Bob asked. "You know me." I replied.Carol hollered up stairs "Girls,. I haven't yet told her all the rest. I havebeen hospitalised for about a week while the drugs left my body. Thefirst couple of days had gone by in a haze due to the medication I'd beengiven. The final days were boring as hell as they brought down the dosagebut I don't mind. I've spent far too much time medicated in recentmonths; I don't care to repeat any of those experiences.Poppy and Julia still seem a little unsure of each other but are makingan effort to get along for my sake. I keep. Wait, did that sound as bad as I think it did?”I giggled for the first time in a long time. “We had better get to these dishes Frank.”“Oh, you like role-play, don’t you?” he said flicking some water at me.“Don’t, come on, let’s finish.”We spent a few quiet moments finishing up. Before we went out to our parents, we had one quick kiss.I picked up my purse, and we said good-bye to our parents. He took me to his place, and it was nice.“How do you afford this place?” I asked.“I put my stories on.