She said, you kind of lost this in the hall, I smiled and held my hand out, instead she pushed the door open and walked in. She sat on the edge of my... bed and smiled at me, I asked why she did not just give me the towel and leave. She explained she wanted to talk to me before everyone got back. I tried to deflect and asked where they were, she said they went to breakfast and take the young'ns to the pier. She then patted the bed and told me to sit down. I walked over and sat down. She. They were over as Jan talked to mom in the kitchen, Mel and I sat on the couch. With no TV orcomputers, Mel only read old books for entertainment. I found out she had no contact with guys at all. Her schooling was in an all girls small school and another one for the guys&hellip,.all separated. My mom had to leave but would be back in 30 minutes. As soon as she left, I had Jan on one side of me and Mel on the other. They had both been waiting for thisopportunity. Jan sat real close and said:. His aunt kissed him tenderly. ‘Let me down,’ she said. ‘We better get dressed before someone catches us.’ They dressed and started for the house. Karen took her nephew’s hand as they walked up the sidewalk. ‘Part of me knows that what we’re doing is wrong,’ she said, ‘I’m ashamed of myself for the way I’ve been acting, what I’ve done to you.’ Tommy squeezed her hand. ‘I love you, Aunt Karen, I understand,’ he said. ‘I’m not doing anything I don’t want to.’ They went up the back steps and into. ..a kick ass redneck!He made John Rocker look like John Rockerfeller!I don't need to use slurs, here, so I'll give you an allegory that depicts Neil to the core (and, the kind of people he hung out around).He's 24, knows EXACTLY how everything in the world is supposed to run, and never met a minority he didn't hate!He's driving along a two lane, blacktop, doin' about 65. Every time he sees a black on the side of the road, he runs the truck at them and gets a kick when they dive for cover!But.