In the evening I went to bar with my friends. We had drink together and it was late around 10:30 in the evening we ended up with party and I came back...home around 11:00 in the night. As soon I entered my house ….rain started outside oh it was lovely weather… My mother opened the door and she said oh you came home so early I am waiting for you from afternoon …. She saw rain and she ran out to get clothes which as hanging outside …… I also ran to help her..we both got wet ….oh she was wearing. "Penny and I invited Andy and Crystal to come too. Is that OK?"I knew instantly that alarm bells were sounding in Mom's and Dad's heads from the looks on their faces. I added, "It's important. You need to trust me on this."Dad asked, "You'll talk to us if you have any problems, right?" Absolutely." You and Andy are allowed to go. You have to be home by 7:30," Dad said.Mom added, "You can talk to us about anything, Kyle. We'll understand." I know. I know I can. Thanks for understanding, Mom.. I won’t do it again’, said the semi-contrite little cherub, all the while smiling and petting the eager Freddie. ‘Uncle Nick’ tried to look stern for all of five seconds, then finally surrendered. Who wouldn’t, when charmed by those baby blues and impish smile? ‘Come here,’ he said, ‘and give Uncle Nick a hug. Maddie’s been a bad little girl today. No ice cream for you, young lady!’ All throughout this, I was watching them with a smile on my face. My, what a gorgeous hunk of a man, I thought.. The door swung open.Aunt Cathy stepped across the threshold, adjusting her sunglasses andleading a flock of gabbling matrons into the living room. Frozen to thespot, I turned to face them, self-consciously covering my mouth withboth hands.A deafening silence fell upon the house as half a dozen babbling voiceshalted in mid-sentence. The moment seemed to spin out to eternity: howwas I ever going to explain this?An infinite span of time later, Aunt Cathy decided to break theinsufferable tension.