He wouldn’t allow any internet or computers in the house as he thought it would lead to the ruination of society. He was a little strange on that su...ject.This was my weekend at my Dad’s house and my friend Rick wanted to come over since his parents had to leave town. Rick always seemed so much more mature to me even though we were both the same age. He was taller and more powerfully built; in fact he was this star high school wrestler and did body building. He had me in his workout room many. It was indeed a fine day. There was a bit of cloud cover in the sky, but nothing suggested that it would rain. “Ok – we can do that,” I said, shrugging my shoulders.We went to the playground as the boys requested. It was just us in the school. There was no staff or guard there. The weather was pleasant. The cloud cover had kept the heat from the sun at bay. The boys settled down on the lush green grass. My sisters and I stood facing them.“Shall we begin?” I addressed.“Yes,” they replied in. It was beautiful—but the position of the bed made it intensely clear what this room was for."Wow," Derek said. I just stared. Now I knew why it had been such hard decision for him."This is special," I said."Yeah..." said Brandon. He ran a hand through his hair. "If... I always figured that, if Jane and I ever got this far... It would be here. Every time, I always... I never showed her this place. I wanted it to be a surprise." Then he sighed, a deep sigh, like a farewell. "But I guess that. " She looked puzzled. "'His'? Who is he?"Vicky shrugged. "Maybe he's the one throwing the party. I don't know." She paused. "Well, see you tomorrow, I guess." We'll be here." The pair walked away.A car pulled up near the gate, and a man came out. "Jimmy, Nichole, we're here." A boy and girl, aged about six and nine, climbed out of the back seat. An attractive woman, who looked like an adult version of the young girl, got out of the front and walked to the gate. The children ran after their.