After starting a fire and setting up the coffee pot, I took care of the morning necessities. I was shocked when I finished buttoning up my pants and s...w both girls waiting for me to finish. They just giggled and asked if I was going to watch them pee? They broke out into belly breaking laughter when I stuttered and sputtered my way back to the fire to check on the coffee. This was getting crazy! A guy couldn't even pee in peace.After I thought about it I joined them in laughing. Tia and Erika. "You can open this and make me a cup when you get home, if you like; otherwise, I'll write down an address where you can send the money." Do you have a car, Mr— I have to catch a bus, but I should be home in about thirty minutes." Quicker if I give you a lift! And it's Tom—Preston." Sue Moseley. Thank you! Do you know Evesham Crescent?" Very well: I used to have relatives there—number 8." We've only lived there a few years, at number 34."As we walked to the car, I wondered who the 'we' are that. Y'know. Next year."He nodded and looked thoughtful. He came over to me and put his arm around my shoulder. "We'll make it work. Don't worry. Hey, worse case, I'll stay here til you graduate. Then we can go together."I stared at him. "Fuck no."He raised his eyebrows. He was only trying to lift one, but they both lifted anyway. "Come again?" Fuck no." I said clearly. "You ain't skippin' college 'cause uh me. Hell no." I looked away from him. "'Sides, how you gonna get married, you can't get rid. It is fine with me what you do in your profession. I would not mind telling people when they appreciate you in this video that you are my sister.” I reassured her.“So sweet of you darling.” She replied before becoming quiet for a while.We reached home. Our parents had not returned. It was late afternoon by then. I did not know what to do to fight the boredom. I was thinking of going out and hanging with my friends, when Leena did shouted from upstairs, “Hey, what about hitting a disco.