They held each other in a tight embrace. Robbie placed a kiss on his sister’s lips.“Open your mouth a little!” Robbie asked calmly.The siblings ...shared a kiss with a little tongue-action. They had never shared a kiss, so it was very slow and not perfect.“Let’s lay on the bed,” Samantha said.They moved over to the bed and helped each other off with their clothes. The computer was still showing the couple having sex together. They heard the noises that they were making. Both kids had never seen. " I was looking at Mama, waiting for her to ask us questions about the logistics of where the baby would be born. I had assumed that Brenda would move back to Ridgeline, sometime in March, to have our baby there. That wouldn't be a practical thing for Emily to do, because of her school work, but Brenda could certainly do that."Have you picked out any names yet?" We hadn't even thought about names. Names were something you came up with right before the birth. That seemed a strange question,. I watched TV for a few minutes. Then I heard the distinctive click-clack sound of Lupe’s high heeled shoes coming down the veranda outside my room. Perhaps Lupe had had a change of heart about how she had felt about me spying on her?I stood up, feeling like a rabbit in headlights. Was she coming to angrily confront me? Was she going to throw me out? Or was she going to plead with me to not tell my uncle what I had seen?There was a knock at the door. I was dreading opening it, but I couldn’t. Soonwe were in the ocean up to our knees and the waves were indeed turbulentthat day. I was visibly shivering, teeth chattering, but Sam seemedperfectly calm. She refused to let go of my hand. "Here comes a big one!" she shouted. I braced myself and tried to time myjump with the water in attempt to ride safely over the top of the wave.Sam, however, had other ideas and pulled me under the wave. She screameddeliriously and screamed as soon as she knew I could hear her... "BOY!"...she looked at me.