"Jamie and Mandy disappeared into the galley and came out a momentlater with Sam and Josie's drinks."Clearly having a family connection doesn't improv... the service onthis flight," said Jeanie in a loud voice."Mum you are disturbing the other passengers," said Jamie sternly,"What do you want?" I'd like a hug from my daughter please young lady," said Jeanie witha grin.Further discussion was suspended because Jess, from the flight deck,announced they were ready to taxi and everyone had to take. I went in further looking for Josh and anyone else I might know. In the living room were several guys, most of them wearing wife-beaters and baggy pants and drinking beer even though it wasn't even lunchtime yet. They were smoking a joint, so I sat down hoping they'd share some with me."Where's Josh?" I asked no one in particular."Uh, Josh is a little, uh, busy right now..." said one of them, a 6ft tall basketball player on the high school team.Then I heard moans coming from the den and figured. “Come you must be worn out,” said George in a concerned voice, “Let’s get you home, to the villa.”The short journey from the airport was interspersed by pockets of polite conversation. Alice was intent on discovering what Lorraine had to say and felt that she could not settle until she discovered the answers she sought. And one of those questions was the career prospect that had diminished so quickly during the past months.Arriving at the villa, Alice was subdued, reminiscing about her time. .. hoping to see it. She loved serving him orally. In fact, her mouth fairly watered at the thought of it and it wasn't the only part of her that got wetter at the idea. "Not right now, Little One. You'll have that opportunity soon." She blushed as he, again, seemed to read her mind. He held his hand down and helped her stand, holding her tightly against him. "I have a surprise for you, Little One, but you'll have to wait until after dinner." She frowned. He smiled. He knew from her past.