I was standing there for what felt like an eternity, just waiting, trying not to breathe too loudly, i could hear the footsteps coming closer and clos...r. It was the son that had come home early today, i guess he had skipped class or something.As the son entered the kitchen, still looking at his phone, i was standing just behind the door, out of sight, just waiting for him to see how much fun mama and i had had.He finally looked up from his phone, and the sight that met him, made him drop his. " That was one of the things I loved about the coach: his compassion. "Tyler, try short. Mark, take second. Robbie, see if you can get him off the field."I managed to get to my knees by myself, but was happy to have Robbie help me the rest of the way up. We walked toward the foul line, her arm around my back and my arm across her shoulders. By the time we were off the field, I was halfway sure I wouldn't need an iron lung.I grabbed a bottle of water off the bench, drank half in a gulp, and. I looked at them and said as long as it's okay with your parents to be over here without them. They looked at each other, grinned. Vicki pulled out her cell phone and quickly sent out a text.Quickly I heard my cell ringing, I looked and saw it was Jack calling me. He said it fine for the girls to be there swimming. I looked at the girls who had already started to take off their shorts. I started to speak when I saw they were both wearing the skimpiest little thong bikini's under their shorts. I. Long,” he asked!?! “About three weeks,” she replied!?! “Almost out of money,” he pressed on!?! “I-I don’t see how that’s any of your business,” she stammered!!! After taking a deep breath and leaning back in his chair Frank rubbed his eyes and offered, “Go back to Omaha, baby, this ain’t no place for you!!!” Even though she looked fragile, with her little girl appearance, inside beat the heart of someone who always got what.