"Momma lifted up and began grunting again and we were quiet. After she laid her egg and I cleaned it I glanced at him again, "try it with three while ...oving through the forest everyday."He shook his head, "I heard the story that was passed around."We were quiet until after she laid the last egg. I set it with the others and pushed and moved her as she growled until she was laying on her side. I tucked the eggs against her and looked at him as he stood, "I imagine you will want to stay with her. If you come up with a compelling reason for Bart to talk, feel free to break in. Otherwise, I will take the lead.May: Fair enough.Eddie and May walked across the small paved main street. Then they stepped up to the doorway. Eddie hadn't noticed on the first trip, but the floor of the Tea factory was above grade by a couple of feet. He supposed it was in case the river overran its banks. In the old days the factory had been a farmer cooperative exchange. If the river reached over the foundations. . yes! Fuck yes!" Mom stated simply then as the three of us moved over towards the bed."God ... it's been, too fucking long!" She said as she and my Aunt Kathy literally dragged me into bed together. I actually laughed out loud, the tension, relief of all this finally getting to me, even just hearing mom say "fuck" was almost priceless all by itself. "I just couldn't do it anymore," she had added. "Not knowing what I now know," though she didn't elaborate, and now was not the time to ask her. It wasn't until the last year at school and later at college that that changed.''In hindsight that probably sums up all the boys at school, or at least all the nice ones. I wish you'd asked though, I'd have said yes.''What if I asked a little belatedly?'It took a few seconds but she caught on. 'I'd love to, or at least I would if I didn't already have a boyfriend.' She said with a touch of what looked like sadness.'Oh sorry! You never mentioned a boyfriend.'The conversation stalled at that.