Wewere making cookies when mom, without even thinking, called meSamantha. The moment the word left her mouth she looked at me as iflightening had stru...ck her, then she ran out of the kitchen crying. Itwas all I could do to wait until the last batch was done before I wentto my room, undressed, and washed away all remnants of Kelly the girl.I didn't appear until I was myself again. I could hear mom in herbedroom crying, and while I wanted to go in, I decided not to. I wasnot my sister, I was. I never thought I'd hear myself saying those words."I turned to look at Eve as she sat down on the edge of the bed. I reached out my hand and took hers in mine and said, "I can honestly say it is the best night of my life."While I had been gazing in Eve's eyes, Sarah had walked around to the side of the bed where I was sitting. She sat down next to me and reached over and put her hand on my soft member hidden in my boxers. I turned with a look of surprise at Madge and Eve, but neither seemed. I think we could all do with a cup of tea."The two women set off into the depths of the house, and Jack resigned himselfto fetching and carrying. Investment, he told himself: get in good with hisaunt and the girl, and who knew what returns he might reap...***Jack stifled yet another yawn, and took a swallow of tea. The living roomthey were sitting in (one of three, he gathered) was full of brilliantafternoon sunlight, and the warmth and comfort of the chairs (and, so AuntRachel maintained, the. Searching his memory carefully, Chris became sure that he could drive the car. He paid special attention, searching out how to drive, getting a little more confident. It wouldn't be hard for them to get to the mall, but they started to worry about what their parents would do if left home. Or maybe that old man will need us all there to fix us, Chris told himself. Before leaving, Lizzie wanted to have more fun, telling her dad that he couldn't go out in public with the pink jogging suit.