Once or twice a week we made the trip into Houston to the club. It was a private club upstairs from a restaurant. The owner was particular about who h...e allowed in and his criterion was not always obvious. Some people became downright angry at being denied entry, but Carl ran the club for his personal pleasure, not for the profit. He wasn’t terribly concerned about those who got upset. He just saw it as validation for not letting them in to begin with. Frankly, I thought the restricted clientele. "I believe you do. Jusqu'à ce que nous nous reverrons, alors." She looked at Zoe with raised eyebrows, to see if she understood, and recognised the comprehension in Zoe's expression."I look forward to it, ma'am."Zoe and Alex watched her leave.As they walked to the car, Alex handed his wife the keys. Zoe, who had passed her test a mere two weeks previous, took them with an ambivalent mixture of fear and excitement."I should have booked you in for a motorway driving course," Alex commented. "The. Like before, I couldn't seem to help myself but figured it couldn't get any worse."You did get excited though, didn't you? That's what you were thinking of, wasn't it?"Kevin looked bashfully at the floor, and I continued, "It's okay, son. I understand." You?! You do?" He looked very perplexed now."Yeah, and I'll keep what you were doing just between us." But Dad, isn't it wrong to think like that?"My question of whether Kevin found his mother appealing had just been answered. That strange. She said, “I don’t know if I wanna do this now. I had a really bad breakup and I don’t know…” I got back I told her it’s okay, it’s my fault I guess and after some time I left.The situation had gotten pretty awkward. The next few days I felt it was best to keep some distance. She called and texted but I didn’t reply as I didn’t know what to say. A few days later I was sitting at home just playing games and stuff when I heard the bell. I went on to open the door and it was her.I just realized I.