I can't ... I mean ... It's just all wrong!!" Hush, there, hush," Tim said, stroking her arm. "I know you're worried about going back to the U.K. and ...all..." Yes..." ... but all I can say is that I really, really like you." Really??" Kathy looked up into Tim's eyes."Yes, really. And I think that if two people really, really like each other ... well, I just don't think there is any problem too big to solve." Oh, Tim!" Kathy broke out into fresh sobs."Oh, my darling Kathy ... please,. Well, almost.One big change I noticed, right off the bat, was that my old tube TV was gone, replaced by a flat screen TV with a new remote sitting right beside it.The other big change I noticed, was that my old twin size bed was now a standard king. It took up way more space, but we still had more than enough room to maneuver around it. Mom and Dad live in a large four bedroom ranch style house, and each bedroom is pretty big.Last I heard, Cara had a new boyfriend, and they lived together in. Maybe he was still sleeping peacefully.I bound past the bushes and prickly weeds. Oh, god no. Tears came to my eyes as I heard the same noises that sprung throughout the village. I pulled up a corner of the weak wood that covered Kan's window and peered inside.My mother's long black hair hung against her bare back. Kan's hands were gripping her breasts as she rode him into his bed."I knew this would be great," My mother grinned and left me astonished."Mom!" I snapped both of their attention to. What else could I do? I took her back. It didn’t get any better from that time on, and the whole thing came to a head when I was asked to walk over to a neighbour’s property and pick up the mail. The neighbour, Greg Brown worked in town, and drove past the local Post Office on his way home. As there was no mail delivery out to the farm, he would collect the family mail as well, and someone would go over and collect it from him. The walk was a couple of kilometres each way across the paddocks,.