I was afraid to tell her to stop. “Yeah, I guess so, if you really want to.” I didn’t understand why my mother was doing this, but I couldn’t ...just push her away. Something was compelling her to do this. Something only she understood.Mom kept her arm around me and kissed me as the magazine slipped to the floor, momentarily forgotten. I put my arms around her and tried to let her know I had an idea of how to kiss back. We kept kissing, holding each other as she stroked me.In between kisses, she. And so were they.The dream was exactly the same as it had been the past two weeks. I was completely lost in the dream, but my mind kept feeding the experience to Joey and Suzi. As usual, I was screaming when it ended. Joey and Suzi we obviously upset, but they didn't scream.Suzi hugged me as we both cried into each other's shoulders. Joey was trying to comfort us both, and said to me, "I'm sorry Tim. I didn't know. I didn't know."Once Suzi and I recovered, I did feel better. I even smiled once.. Aunt Edwina stopped laughing and put her arms around hiswaist. Brian pulled her close to him and gave her a light kiss on thelips. Aunt Edwina moved her arms around his neck and pulled his facedown to hers. She smiled at him and gave him a long, lingering kiss onthe lips! They moved off the court and he put his hand under her skirtand squeezed her butt.It was strange to watch your Dad having his butt being squeezed byanother man.They put their rackets in their covers and came over towards. ." I couldn't believe this was happening. We'd come all this way, and it wasn't fair. I glared at the clerk, then glared at Jake. If only Gary were here, he'd ... Shit. That wasn't fair to Jake. Like, what would Gary do? What could Gary do?I took a deep breath, then turned back to the clerk. "Sorry, " I said, giving the clerk a sad smile. "This is really hard for me. Look, my father never even reported her missing or anything, even though she's been gone for years. He's not going to pick up her.