"It's okay, just having a bit of a laugh. Let's get ourselves sorted and give those fish a hiding" he said as he jumped up and got dressed.A couple of...hours later we returned to the caravan, cold, wet, miserable and having not given the fish a hiding in any way! I was tired from the journey and from the exertions of walking to and from the river carrying a lot of gear."I'm knackered, do you mind if I just hit the sack?" I asked. I didn't feel too bad about leaving Brian on his own, there was a. We had never put soap in his mouth."It doesn't taste like soap to me." Your mother has better taste than you." I tried a bit of snark. It definitely bit into my growing apprehensions when alone with my son."You haven't tasted mine, yet." Oh, for PETE'S SAKE!" I yelled.And then it was forgotten, but not for long.In the afternoon, after school, a few day's later, he was waiting for me when I next found his wastebasket full of tissues. He appeared in his room's doorway, blocking me in. "Have you. "Yeah, I remember something about that, Emily. I thought I heard you had a boyfriend?" Glenn said.Susan tensed up."Oh, he's nothing more than another little boy, but I want a man – I want you, Glenn," she said scooting closer to him and putting a hand high on his leg.He was surprised, but put his hand on her shoulder and started looking like he was about to kiss her.I quickly sent her a text, 'R U OK?'"Just a second Glenn, I was expecting a text from Cindy," she said getting up. She sent back a. You can't be banging a different guy in here every night.”“Brad!” she scolded. “That's not what I meant! All I'm asking is if I'm going to have a set bed time on school nights like I do at home.”“No, as long as you're quiet, we'll be fine. We'll make this fun, and we'll respect each other's needs. All right?”Her hug was her answer.Rose's graduation was a big event. She was now out of high school, an incoming college freshman, and her parents were leaving her the next morning. The women.