I thought he'd neverleave after we finished. The only way he left was with me gatheringclothes and books to head to the dungeon to wash. There was a f...w therebut it was as quiet as it could be with washers and dryers running.With my stuff clean including my sheets, I watched TV and talked with Momfor a few minutes to let her know I was doing great.At six or about, Kris came bouncing in the door. His hands were full withhis laundry done and some warmer clothes for the upcoming cooler. It's the rules. No being naked outside. I'll make you a deal, you go get at least a robe on and you can come sit with me for a while. But you have to be quiet. We don't want someone coming around the corner on us, complaining that we woke them"She didn't bother replying as she ran back into the house, letting the screen door slam again. It seemed like only seconds before the door flew open and before he could hiss a warning to her not to let the door slam, it did. Daddy sighed. He watched her. They both then came out to the livingroom and played with their new phones for a bit, getting everything set up the way they wanted it. Both girls were thrilled to have a piece of technology that was far superior to anything they had been able to afford up until now, and were determined to make the most of it. Jess called her service provider and cancelled the existing plan she had for both herself and Kate. Their phones were so old that it didn’t cost her anything to cancel. While Jess took. Joshua was seeing her almost every day. But Ertha was worried. Julie had been running around with her head up in the clouds for two weeks now and she was obviously so intrigued with Joshua that nothing else interested her. Roy had phoned almost every day and somehow she'd managed to keep those heated conversations free of Julie's ears. All Ertha heard around the place with was Joshua this and Joshua that. She knew Joshua was one good lay, but she hadn't thought he was that good, for heaven's.