'Perhaps I ought to work it out myself.'In a parallel development, Hannah had been debating with herself if she ought to say 'George' from now on, not...'Uncle George'. True, she had never thought of him in any other way, but perhaps that was a part of the problem. 'If I want an adult relationship with him, I have to act like an adult, ' she thought.Whatever her thoughts had been, suddenly and unexpectedly he was there. It was her wrapping her arms around him, and she was neither saying 'George'. They got three days at the Mouse parks in Orlando before heading home. Ellen and Crimilda spent the extra week off doing schoolwork with Molly. April enjoyed not having to compete with Ellen for my attention.”While I had a blast with the kids from my class and their families, I think I would have liked the Disney tour better.“I’ve gotten to know you enough, David, that I’m pretty sure you would be telling me to make sure people know to leave you, your family, and friends alone. I talked it over. I realized that Carmen had already installed a mirror in her room, but that I could see the whole room without obstruction. "They're two-way mirrors, aren't they?" I asked, though I already knew the answer."Yup, they are. So, can you see all right?" she asked."Perfectly. But I still can't believe we're doing something this perverted! If my mother knew about this, I'd never hear the end of it! As for Jeff, well I'm afraid to guess what he'd say."I was extremely nervous about Jeff discovering our. He could enjoy the sensation of pushing his (admittedly meager) muscles to whatever limit they could take, and it didn't matter how his efforts might measure up against anyone else's. Soon he found himself in the gym at all hours, punctuating his usual cerebral pursuits (Dickens is quite the addictive author) with arm curls and leg presses.Secondly, the girls on the team actually turned out to be... well... rather nice to talk to and to look at. The "look at" part was completely one-sided of.