" Where you going today, Jake.'"Got to take my car in to the garage for routine service and a little other tweaking and checking. See you later." Bye,...Jake."I had some errands to run, so shortly, I took off as well, but in my own car. I had to get back in time to fix lunch for the three of us.Mom entered the kitchen five minutes after I got back. She was stunning, to say the least."Jeeze, Mom, you trying to set fire to the neighborhood?" What makes you think that, Helen?" Well, just look at. "I'm going to crush you," he complained. "Since when did you start sounding like a believer?" You feel just fine right here," she assured him holding him tightly enough he couldn't move without a struggle. "I do not know if I am a real believer. A season ago I would have thought them insane but now ... I must believe what I see. I do not know how they do it but they have been right often enough that I must believe they know what will be. If they say you will have more women then you will have. ” I said. She looked up at me and smiled. She then reached up behind my head and pulled my head closer to hers and kissed me on the lips. Not one of those family relations type kisses but a short albeit deeper kiss. My mind seemed to have gone totally blank at that moment. As I started to kiss her back, she pulled away and held my gaze.“I think you’re too old to call me Aunt Jean anymore. Call me Jean from now on. Just Jean.” She said. I cocked an eyebrow as if to question what I. I thought ma and pa still might say no, butthey were all for it. Did you know your grandpa Kent, Smallville class of1903, was part of the rally squad? So you can be a third generationcheerleader."I must have had a shocked look on my face, but before I could sayanything, Dad chimed in. "Cheerleading didn't really become dominated bygirls until the last world war," he said. Now it was his turn to smile. "Ican't say I was disappointed when your mom agreed to join the squad. Afterall, I had a great.