"Bastard! mine's twenty," groaned Adam.Adam lived in the south of the city, Kev and Carly to the north. So on this bench was where they always left ea...h other on a Saturday night. Kev's phone pinged and he jumped up, "this is ours." They both leapt into the taxi laughing, giving Adam the finger through the window."Bastards," he laughed.He checked his phone, still no text. The crowd was now slimming down with just the odd straggler and drunk. Then his phone lit up, a text message telling him the. "I can't wait for this day to get over with. Now I've got to listen tothis shit! I've never been so embarrassed or scared," he thought andwith a sign, sat down bemoaning his fate. He was thirsty and took aswallow of the orange juice. Soon after his eyes went unfocused.In the kitchen Jane gave Mary a glass of wine and a set of earbuds."Listen to this while we talk Mary. The music is soft and shouldn'tinterfere with us talking. It's just something I found working as anurse that relieves. Mother and dad said their goodbye’s and left. As soon as they had gone over the hill toward town and the dust had settled, I looked at Maria, then at Debra.They both nodded and all the girls went into the barn to change clothes before we got on the wagon. Everyone, except Mikey, Matt’s cousin and Trey, Bev’s fourteen year old little brother knew the game plan. All of us girls had on jeans and shirts until mother and dad had left, then we were going to put on cut-offs and t-shirts and take our. Which suddenly felt like agood idea. I made my first drink 50/50 with grey goose and red bull.After two more of those the edge was off and I was feeling great. I ateleftover pizza from the fridge and feeling flushed and hot took off myskirt and top. I lounged on the couch in my corset and panties watchingCNN report on the chaos in the world. I was so drunk I just laughed atit all.I clicked off the TV and just stared down at my body. My breasts liftedup and down with each breath straining.