I handed over the drink to her with smile, she accepted and started asking me reasons for the non sense I did, this time I straight away replied that ...henever I seen a heroine on the screen it reminds you so I am watching you rather than those heroines. She smiled very positively and asked me what you want exactly, I know you are not kid anymoreMe: I know you are aunty but your skin tone is awesome and your figure, I want to see you like that (winkle smile)Aunt: expected one, I know you are so. I couldn't believe that Brian had arranged all of this for me, even before we officially became an item. Whether this all worked out or not, I was going to have to come up with some special way to thank him for it.Once Carl had left, Brian and I decided to watch the game on TV. While his back was turned I quickly removed my clothes, and came around the couch to do the same to his."What are you doing?" he asked, surprised by my actions."Well this is a school function, so I'm just following the. "And who was that guy?" My neighbor, he was babysitting."Jake stood up and cautiously approached her. In just a few seconds, a multitude of emotions played across his face, from disbelief, to anger, to pleading. Then abruptly, his face turned stony, not revealing anything of what he was feeling. He looked so calm, that Heidi wasn't sure if she had imagined what she had just seen on his face.Jake was staring at her like he had never seen her before, "Were you ever going to tell me?" Yes," Heidi. People would have confused them for brothers if everyone here in Wood Creek hadn’t known each other since birth. Eddie was bigger though, taller and more muscular, plus he had those dimples. Shawn Kelly, another neighborhood kid and old friend, nodded at me. He was Joel’s best friend. He was dark Irish. Dark brown hair and deep green eyes made a sharp angled face and freckle spotted nose highly attractive. Shawn was never a talker so I didn’t take it too personally. I probably should have.