"Uuuuhhhgh, uuuuuuhhhhgh, gurgle, uuuuuh," went Kathy as Grand Dad stuffed his one-eyed buddy down her throat."Ahhhhhhhhhh," went Grand Dad as he expl...ded in his grand daughter's mouth.Kathy gasped for breath as Grand Dad relaxed his grip on the back of her head and his buddy slipped smoothly as a slippery snake away from her larix."That's some good work there, Kathy," Grand Dad readjusted his privates. "No wonder you're going to be captain of the girl's sex team next year." The silver-hared. Ihummed a little tune as I perused the shelves. You look happy don't youyoung lady?" said an old man in a robe out of nowhere. "But I sense adeeper trouble weighing on your mind." Well yeah, I guess. I mean, I don't know how to tell my husband that Ican't have children." Hmm. That does sound like a serious problem... Oh, I see you wereeyeing that perfume, here I have a much nicer version here." he reachedbehind the counter and pulled out a little bottle holding it up to mynose."Ooh that smells. Millie, I’ve always regretted not seeing you first. By the time I even noticed you that big lunk-head already had his heart set on marriage.“Jim and Millie Bell, please meet associates of mine. This lovely young woman is Abby Hancock. She is an amazing script fixer. We hand her needy scripts and she brings us back dialogue that will win Southern Sky our first Emmy this year. That scallywag beside is her husband, Mark Hancock. He is the best rookie Associate Producer I’ve ever seen.“Kids, this. Nursing her sore wrists, Julia caught the edge of the curtain and pulled it back. The sunlight fell full on her face, she blinked and scowled, looking down. Half a dozen men wearing yellow hardhats and fluorescent yellow Council tabards were working around a tree which had fallen over, taking out Julia’s car in the driveway and blocking the street. Busy as they were chopping up the huge tree, they did not pay attention to Julia standing in the window. Julia made her way downstairs. When she got.