I took my time in the loo, knowing that I was likely to be sporting a silly grin most of the day and that mother and father were usually out of the house by 7:30. I straightened my clothes and we straightened up the room a bit. Enough . Her head went back down, deeper yet. She spread he legs to make it easier for me and arched her back. I picked up one of the hundred pound notes that Gramps had left me. At each lick I would gasp in a breath, but couldn’t seem to exhale. . . “We . mouth . . I need to visit the chemist’s before we have . “No need,” I answered, “last night my mother and father didn’t know I was home until I walked through the front door. Later I took her home. “I don’t want to stop either.” I said, stepping back, “but we need the tests. Then she leaned in and took a long slow breath through her nose.
