We sailed on for awhile, talking some and pointing out things. Occasionally, I would get up and adjust the sails. After awhile my wife said she wanted...a snack, so I when below and dug out a bag of grapes from the icebox. I handed her a few and set the bag down nearby. “You can put the auto pilot on if you want,” I said. This device steers the boat on its heading automatically and frees us up from the helm. She engaged it, and moved forward taking a seat next to my feet and continued to snack on. Eventually I felt she had mourned her worthless mother's behavior enough. "Get changed!" I announced firmly. "We are going shopping."And we did.We spent five-hundred thousand dollars on stupid stuff that pleased Regina beyond all expectation. A twenty-four thousand dollar go-kart was just the thing to take her mind off of troubles, so I bought three, and rented the entire track for the afternoon, so we could race until our arms were too tired to continue.Somehow we got the idea that a jet ride. ” As she quickly handed the drinks around she said, “The Newbie is the one with the bow on the stem.”My drink didn’t look any different from theirs. I wondered why it was marked. For a moment, I was worried that perhaps it was drugged. Shelly must have sensed my concern because she took it and downed about an inch of it. “They have to mark the free drinks,” she said. “Something with the liquor license.”“Oh,” I said, “thank you.” Champagne normally tastes like bad wine to me, but this wasn’t too. On Kate's command I stepped into the cocktail dress and shepulled it up, the delicate little straps just fitting over my shoulders.The dress had a lacy trim on the hem that floated just above my knees. Thewhole scenario was so hot that a bulge appeared at the front of my dress,which Kate playfully tapped before reaching for the pink sling back heelsshe had recently brought from ebay. She said, "I suppose there's nothing we can do to keep that thing downwhile this goes on, so long as you.