"Yep," Alan said."Gonna be a busy week," I said. "Cindy's graduation on Wednesday, Tina and Susan on Friday, then a week later, the wedding." Yep," Ja...on said."We wouldn't miss it for the world. Cindy's just giggy about it." About the wedding? Me and Susan?" Yeah," I said. "My little cutie thinks you'll make Susan happy. You'd better. Cindy can shoot."Alan looked at me. "I've never seen anything but a happy Cindy." Me neither," I said, laughing. "Except in the aftermath of gunplay." I can't. I grinned and said, "Yeah it would. We could buy a house with a bunch of bedrooms. One for Brad and me; one for you and Eddie and one we could all share." You said a bunch of bedrooms, who's going to use the other ones?" Brad asked."Our kids," Kathy quickly replied.We all laughed, but I think we all liked the idea, as silly as it was. The idea-the dream of living with my brother for the rest of my life was more than appealing to me. It wasn't just the sex that fascinated me; it was being close. I dodged potholes and snow piles and the occasional puddle of slush until I finally reached the T stop. Standing still, the cold was even more brutal, so I snuggled farther down into my jacket and seriously regretted not wearing a hat. “Spring is coming, bullshit!” I muttered under my breath as an unusually strong breeze whipped across my exposed face. I scoured down at the train tracks and thought about the havoc this wind must be wreaking on my hair. But no matter how cold or how windy it. All the kids did really. But espically Aubrey given our new relationship. She rushed over to the desk, throwing the rest of the twix bar down on the desk as she hurried to do what I had told her. I kept the candy bars in the freezer and seeing the one remaining twix bar laying there I had an idea for part of the punishment at least. I tooke a few minutes to stand there and enjoy the sight of my little girl, spread open for my use and quivering in anticipation. I didnt even fight the urge to.