"In an exaggerated child's voice, she said, "You weren't there and I cried and cried." I sound like a stupid crybaby. The problem is that you weren't ...here," Lisa said returning to the flat emotionless voice with which she had started."You were supposed to be there. You had always been there before. Suddenly you were gone. I didn't know what to make of it."When dad said that you had a job, I didn't know what to think. Mommies were supposed to stay at home and daddies were supposed to work. It. She went through the usual first day stuff and Kyle ignored most of it. It was going to be the same throughout the day, all dull and boring shit he didnt want to do. Finally the bell rang and he put his book back into his messenger bag. He heard someone walk up and looked up just as Hannah plopped herself down on the desk, glaring at him and looking him up and down. Hannah Vandren had moved to town fifteen years ago, and the two had been friends since second grade. Shed always seemed a bit odd,. I told Janet I had to go to Home Depot for some stuff and took off.The first purchase was a throw-a-way cell phone with a sixty-minute calling card. I was going to be making lots of calls and some of them I didn't want traced. I stopped by my favorite watering hole to see if I could get some help from old school friends who were less than respectable. It cost me four hundred dollars to buy two big bags of crappy grass. My old school chum Benny told me I was taking a big chance buying that much. Her big breasts swayed in front of her as she cut up carrots for a salad."Mom? Why aren't you dressed?"She looked down and looked up with a frightened look. Covering her big titties, she dashed for her room. I followed and stood in the doorway as she quickly put on a bra and a blouse."Are you okay, Mom?" I think so, I took a shower, and got dressed but I forgot to put on a bra and blouse. How embarrassing." You're sure you're okay?" Yes, I think so now. Keep an eye on me, son. I might have gone.