" OK Mom." Jamal joked.Debi playfully splashed some water at him. "But what do you mean by - a mother like me - Andy?" I mean a hot woman that's not a...raid show it." He answered.The other three agreed with him, nodding their heads up and down. The situation was quickly approaching the point of no return, she knew, but the cautious part of her losing the battle for control.Eventually all pretense of playing a real game was dropped and the boys began a campaign of bumping into Debi and then. She hadn't ever intended that her drive to succeed would poison her marriage, but it had and she didn't understand why. It was never any secret to Howard that she intended to succeed in business. When he had proposed she had said yes, but she had also said that they would have to wait until she finished her MBA program. She had made no bones about it to him - she was not going to be a stay at home housewife and she had made doubly sure that he understood that children were not an option. She. "Linda will be here too." He walked away.Linda came by my desk almost immediately and, all business, not a trace of flirt, asked me if actually I wouldn't mind coming in an hour early that day, she had some things to go over with me.Boy did she ever.She was dressed to kill that morning in a simple white front-buttoning blouse and nice high-waist, thigh-hugging charcoal pinstripe skirt that flattered her faint hourglass shape. It didn't occur to me at the time how unusual it was for her to be. "Say, Dad, I don't want to take my VWBug to meet Opal, can I borrow your Caddy?"Dinner went well, Opal was a witty conversationalist,and Eustace began to wonder if he should get alittle closer to her. He asked her out again.On their third date, Eustace leaned over in the big, roomy Caddy and put hisarm around her, as they watched a drive-in movie. Opal met Eustace?s lips in a strong kiss, and they begannecking, but as Eustace?s hands pawed Opal?s breasts, he felt a whack acrosshis face. ?What?.