The young widow stared down in mute shock at her young nephew, she wasstunned by his action and couldn't do anything but stare at him. She didn't know...howto re-act ... everything seemed so unreal to her!"I'm sorry Auntie, I'm really sorry," the boy sobbed.Marilyn was suddenly aware of the tiny tingling shivers of excitement that werebeginning to course up and down her spine as she looked at her handsome youngnephew. There was a fluttering in her stomach and a pounding in her heart and herbreath. *you can feel my erection plusing under the pillow, start to move my hand slowly towards the open space in your jumper*Stranger: learStranger: *leans upwards, and presses lips to yours* come on baby, i know you want to ;)You: * i kiss you hard and then break suddenly* but we are brother and sister * you can see the yearning in my eyes*Stranger: so, it doesn't change how we feel about each other!You: * i lean in slowly and whisper in your ear* are you sure * i start to kiss your neck. I often do little odd jobs for her, fixing shelves or other little DIY jobs etc. On Sunday she knocked on my door, and when i answered she asked if i could replace the light-bulb on her stair. As it was Sunday i wasn't long out of bed and was lounging around in a tee shirt and baggy shorts. I of course agreed to go change her light-bulb for her.As the faulty bulb was at the top of her stairs i asked her to hold the ladder while i swapped the bulb over. As i was at the top of the stepladder. Sorry, but cliches like that piss me off. It's like the one that goes "money can't buy you happiness," but it sure makes being miserable easier, doesn't it?Kids don't deal with loss the way adults do. They can't process their feelings, so they put their pain away for later, burying it deep within them until it eventually it bubbles to the surface.In any case, they seem to be doing alright for now. I just hope that there are no long-term emotional issues they'll have to face; although I expect.