In fact, both she and Ashley looked like they had just come from thebeach. And, it was the middle of October! I suddenly felt likeCasper the Friendl... Ghost."Yep," I said with a big shit-eating grin. "Charged it to, Daddy!"The three of us laughed.We chattered non-stop into the building like a group of magpies. Theease that I felt talking to these gorgeous creatures gave me a senseof great satisfaction. I had arrived. I was somebody.We were heading for our lockers when I spotted a kid I. Jacobson, a widow, three blocks down the street could hold my fascination while telling tales as a little girl on the farm. She would regal me with stories when she would churn the butter or running barefoot to the creek for a summer dip along with her cousins. Mom and Dad kept us busy at home too. As a youngster, I never liked washing dishes, but looking back on those years, my conversations with mom during those times opened windows to her insights on raising a family of 4 growing boys. Dad. ”Nice, huh?” Neha said to her brother, staring him straight in the eye, a big shit-eating grin on her face. This is just what she wanted, luring Vishal into our scene. “It feels real good, Vishal. You should come over here and have yourself a feel,” Neha urged her brother. Neha had told me she’d confessed to Vishal that sometimes me and her liked to add another stud to the mix. She no doubt mentioned that to get Vishal’s imagination all stirred up.Mesmerized, Vishal walked the few feet to the. " Shepatted her belly, pulled her gown down and muttered: "Suck it, Eve." Did you say twins?" Yes, I did. How perceptive of you." She chuckled. "Sorry, Ther. Justyou know, I'm in therapy for being a jerk. Anyhow, Guis wanted twins,and I got carried away by his... enthusiasm. I'm sure he'll convince meto have triplets the next time. Then quadruplets and so on. EventuallyI'll pop."Despite it being a joke, I shuddered, mostly from how excited I myselfwas."How did you and Guis find each other? I.