We took a seat at the bar where Mike ordered us drinks. I had liked the Lumumba so I asked for one while he had a beer.We sat talking while the kids l...ft and the disco filled up with grownups. My friends came in but when they saw me with Mike they smiled and gave me a thumbs up and then left us alone.Mike and I danced but I wanted to take things further. As we moved on the dance floor to the rhythm of the music I leaned in and said, “Why don’t we go for a walk, I need some fresh air.”“Okay,” he. It all seemed so surreal and strange to Beth for her to be letting her son's teenage friend touch her like this. She felt dizzy and her heart was racing at a gallop. She wanted to gently take Michael's hand and guide it back to his own lap but, remembering Robert's rebuke, she did nothing and simply pretended not to notice Michael's wandering touch. The last thing she wanted was to risk her son's ire by having Michael report her as acting overly "prudish."Beth was having difficulty holding onto. Next guy comes in, never said his name. He was about 5'8, and looked like a strong, thick weightlifter. Di took control, and told him to undress. He was hard, and as Di grabbed him to measure him,he backed up and said he didn't like to be touched by a woman. Di.got pissed and told him to get out. He was mumbling as he left. Mary followed him to the door. She was bigger and heavier than him. She told him to learn to not be rude. She asked the other guy if he wanted to come in...The last guy said. ”Corec had to admit that that made sense, but he still didn’t want to go down without the light. “I’ll wait till you get the lantern.”“Don’t be silly, I’ll be right behind you. I’ll go get it now, and Branth will hold the door open so you can see down the stairs. We have to hurry, before someone catches us—I thought you said you weren’t scared?”“We’ve both been down there already,” Branth added. “When Grandmother died. You’re the only one who’s never gone.”Corec was pretty sure his brothers.