Her hand touch was amazing and I walked with her into her house, holding her hand.Later she came with a glass of juice and gave it to me. I was sittin... on the sofa and drinking the juice. Aunty came and sat near me and apologized for shouting at me earlier. I said, “It’s ok”. But I asked her why she was crying at that time. She again started crying, she cried so much that her face became red. I tried a lot to console her but she didn’t listen. Then I said, “Aunty, uncle will come soon. I know. That will help you sleep at night and help you deal with the aches and discomfort that you’ll be having for a few weeks.“Now onto the fun stuff and my specialty, your brain, or as your sister might accuse, the lack thereof!” he exclaimed with a wink at Amber as she giggled in agreement.“Well, then at least this part of the explanation of my disabilities will be blessedly short!” I said with a snort.“Yes, indeed, Mr. Knowlton. You young man, have an extremely hard cranium. That is both good and. " Janice began looking for some support. Ann's eyes were twinkling and her face split with a wide grin as sheretorted, "Don't you, but mum, me. I remember when you weren't much olderthan Amy and I found you and your sister in the barn trying to get a horsecock inside you." Her father joined in the laughter as he too remembered the incident andRachel whistled through her teeth and said, "Wow. Way to go mum. Did youfuck the horse." Now it was Janice's turn to feel the red flush cross her. ’ ‘Didn’t you have to sign something?’ Gabe shook his head. ‘Nah. It wasn’t a company, just a guy I found with a snowmobile in his garage.’ ‘Don’t you think he’ll wonder why you haven’t returned? Maybe he’ll send out a search party.’ Gabe let in the glimmer of hope. ‘Maybe.’ ‘Well, you can’t stay here,’ Kat said in even tones, secretly only half-joking. Gabe turned to glare at her, ice crystals forming in his eyes. ‘I’m kidding,’ she said. But he only looked a half-measure brighter. There.