Fake smiles appeared on their faces, not wanting to let Simon or Rachael know anything was wrong. Simon's Aunt, Rachael was sitting on a chair, with t...e other one empty."Hi." said Rachael."Hello." replied Jack, "Nice to meet you...and happy birthday." Thank you" she replied, smiling. Simon entered the room again and sat on the floor between the couch and one of the chairs, "You take that one mate" he said to Jack, pointing at the empty chair. Jack sat down and watched Rachael open her presents.. "Jody agreed but then looked at Roxanne. She was shocked at thechange that had come over him, he hardly seemed aware of herpresence."What's going on Roxanne?" she asked. He didn't reply so she ledhim into the kitchen and sat him down. He was just staring intospace."What's wrong?" She still didn't get a response."Listen, I have to apologise to you. You went to my bedroom that Iuse for fun and games and where a friend of mine has set up a videorecorder. He saw you go in there and after you. She said she was talking to a friend of hers and she needs your help with the pool. Working up quite a business, aren't ya?!?"She smiled and me, bouncing up and down excitedly. I creased my brow, watching my mom's excitement. I hadn't noticed how much of my mom bounced when she jumped up and down like that. Thoughts of Patty's big jugs jumping around as I slammed into her swam through my head while I watched my mom's nipples get harder as she gave me a kiss and walked out.Whoa... My mom was. I’d love to lie here for a bit more, but the boat’s got a definite motion to it, and it’s time for me to do my ‘responsible riverman’ thing.“Gotta get up, honey,” I said.“Mmmmmmm.” She nestled into me.I almost gave up, but those four lines are our links to safety. “I have to check the moorings.”“Okay. Put some pants on. Don’t want the wind to blow debris into something important.” I was going to do that anyway. Swirling eddies of wind were blowing a driving rain that felt like little pellets.