"Emma was just drawing a beautiful picture. Isn't that rightEmma?" The little girl continued to study her paper as her Mommy walkedover to her desk an... squatted down beside her."Oh darling, that's beautiful," she said, leaning into to kiss herlittle girl on the forehead. "Sorry I'm late," she added under herbreath. "It's hard to run in these shoes. Your Mommy is very silly." Thelittle girl looked up into her Mommy's bright blue eyes and giggled."You should make sure and sign it Emma, all great. I wasn’t bothered by it because Anna enjoyed the attention and liked to flirt. But even after our adventures with my best friend had taken place we had never told him about it. Somehow I didn’t feel very attracted to the idea of sharing my girlfriend with him and I didn’t want him to get an incentive to try harder. Anna seemed to feel the same way.Ok, let’s return to that night, everything was still good between us all. While I was lying on the bed kissing and caressing Anna, Bart had started. "She wanted to say in person but she was busting at the seams to say something."I was tempted to call Tabitha's phone and talk to Alexandria, but Erin called out again. I threw up my hands and went to the bedroom. "Let me know when they arrive."I closed the door and turned to Erin, who was sprawled on the bed as she had been on the floor, minus the dress. It lay in a crumpled heap on the floor.She held out a hand to me. "Come here baby."I just shook my head with a slight grin. Walking over to. Susan burst through Emily’s door and slammed it shut. Jessica was seated at the reception desk and jumped when the door slammed. Susan immediately headed to Emily’s office door. She ignored Jessica’s questions and went into the office without comment.Emily, seated at her desk, stared at Susan open-mouthed. “What the hell Susan? what’s wrong?”Susan leaned against the door. Her face was flushed, and her hands were trembling. “Aunty Emily, I followed that kid just like you said.”“Yes, I remember..