" Lynzi smiled and strutted down the stairs.The walk out of the front door and down the street to the car was delightful. It was a bright sunshiny d...y and life was looking "up". He loved the wind coming off the lake, blowing beneath his frilly petticoat. He smiled at the neighbor, working in his yard, as he daintily opened the door and got in his car. He purposely gave his neighbor a "shot". The neighbor smiled. "That's what short skirts are for", he thought. How far he had come in the. I then asked, “would you like a glass?” He nodded. I saw no harm, so I poured him a glass and refilled my own glass. We spent the next hour or so, talking and together we consumed the bottle of wine. Gary got a little gabby and frisky with the two glasses of wine he had. I could feel myself becoming slightly light headed from my third glass; usually my limit is two. It was after 10:30 p.m., when I declared it was time for ‘lights out’; we needed our sleep. We climbed under the covers, each. Next he heard the shower and then held his breath as his dad opened the closet door and took out a suit. After dressing and figuring his wife was asleep, Brian’s dad quietly left the bedroom and headed to work. After a few minutes, Brian poked his head up and saw his mother naked in bed and half covered by a sheet. She was on her side facing away from the closet. Brian eased himself up trying not to make a sound, once his mother moaned a little and he froze in his tracks then was out of the. I thought you were very handsome. You were always so kind to me back then. And you gave me candy every day. How could I forget you?” Her wide grin lit up her face.It all made sense to him, finally. This was the very same little girl who had lost her parents at such an early age. Now, years later, her grandparents had passed away, and she now owned the restaurant that was named for her. He sat in silence, as he put all the pieces together in his mind.“I took the liberty of ordering for.