The walls were cover in a bicolor deep red rosepattern. The wood work was a dark brown. There was no door.The fact that there wasn't a door I found in...riguing; yet at the same timesomewhat disturbing. I knew to exit all I had to do was say the key phraseI entered into the computer when I entered. The absence of a door Idecided was on purpose. It gave one the feel that no one else could enter.Well, that wasn't exactly true. Only one other person could enter. Eachvirtual reality machine was. She was bare legged and wore flip flops. They made small talk as Cassandra undressed first and laid down on the table. Before they had arrived, Cassandra instructed Adam not to call her "mom" since they were doing this together but instead to call her Cassie like her friends and co-workers did. She thought it would be really uncomfortable if the staff knew they were mother and son getting waxed together."It's not very often that I get couples in here getting waxed together," said Melissa, the. " Yeah, right," he quipped sarcastically. "Anyway, I'm sorry and thanks for being so understanding." No problem. Go on and eat your breakfast so you can get that yard-work done. Have you decided on the party?" she asked, changing the subject and stepping away to clean up the kitchen counter."I don't know. I'd kinda feel out of place." As he replied he considered the party carefully. There would be some really cute girls who had just graduated, but an equal number of guys that would be vying for. “Would you like a hand cleaning all this up Aunt May?” “Would you mind as some of the games are all messed up and I’ve no idea where all the bits go with each game?” We sat down and I was figuring out all the boxes and game parts and was able to remember them all as I think most of the time I used to play some of these games when we used to come up to their house. Then I got to one box which as the old game of ‘Twister’. “Damn I haven’t seen this one in a loooong time.” “What’s that one Ash?”.