"You can do it here, Mom." No, thank you, I think this is enough," she said as she drained the potatoes and began mashing them with some butter and mi...k. "It's something I'll do later, thank you."Still feeling brave, I added, "Let me know if I can help." That's enough, Eddie. Just be happy with what you've got." Oh, Mom, I'm more happy than you'll ever imagine," I told her as she began serving our plates leaning across me putting her plate down, almost grazing my cheek with her boob.Then, we. Everyone can see my face. I want some money from you' and he nodded, 'sure, how much do you want?' and I replied, for a movie that's going online, I want $250'.He negotiated it to $200, and, understanding that I couldn't do much to stop him, I agreed and he put out the dollar bills that I put all in my little pink girl-wallet. I was amazed that I hadn't gone this direction before, since this was an easy way to pay the rent. I also asked where he was planning to put it online, as I wanted to use. "I'm sure Fred's no angel either." I know he isn't," Millie said. "We both do our own thing once in a while. But our marriage's solid." Pete was a horrible runaround," Laura said, shrugging. "At first it almost killed me. Later I only cared about the effect on Eric." Was he a good lover?" Millie asked."Not great," Laura said.Both women giggled. They'd never confided in each other before and it gave Laura a warm feeling."I'll bet Fred is a good lover," she said softly, her eyes averted."He's. Puzzled, she asked, “How do you know this stuff?”“Oh, you pick up a little here and a little there. Before long, you know a lot,” Sid answered. He looked over at her and, giving her a big grin, asked, “Have you learned anything this trip?”“Tons,” she answered.She had learned so much during her two days in Chaos that it was hard to believe. She had learned everything from how to set up a camp and how to tend the horses. She had experienced first hand how miserable it was to ride through a rain.