The tentpole in my boxers was raised further.Debra couldn't fail to notice it, and she held up a warning finger. 'No, no, we've got things to do!'I sl...ipped the T-shirt off my body. 'How true.''NO!' But then I dropped my shorts, and she stared at my erection. And her face melted, her lip went pouty. 'Aww, Dare, now youknow I can't leave him like that. You know that. I have a sacred duty in such matters.''I know.' I dropped on top of her, and we kissed, our tongues wrestling as I slipped my hand. . hang on, thats a silly one, you're not really our father?" No, No. we're your parents all right. A hint – it's something good." um,,, nope, no idea." Tonights lottery draw..." OH MY GOD, YOU WON THE LOTTERY!!!!!!!" "Oh Dad, our troubles are over." But won't mum... ?" That's why we have to stay secret for a couple of weeks. Then we'll make the claim and disappear?" Can we change our names? Can we move to Australia?" We could do all those things, but do you really want to lose your favourite. I arrived just before and sent C a text to say I'd arrived. She told me to drive up to the top section - there were fewer cars up there and I parked and sat there looking around but there was no one else sat in their cars. A car then came up the ramp, parked about 30 yards away and behind me and C got out, opened the boot and lifted out two bags. She closed the boot, walked around to the drivers side and leaned down to kiss S. I was nervous, wondering what he might do and thinking that he might. Being the odd girl out was not very appealing, to say the very least. So it was not without a twinge of regret that I loaded my small borrowed rucksack packed with only the barest of necessities into the train that would take us into Hamburg to meet up with the bus transporting us across Germany to Berlin. However, knowing we would have three blissfully private days in the national capitol did give me reason to smile. We had managed to keep our little cat and mouse game going under his parents’.