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What are you doing?

Nothing.

Hey, didn't I ask you to go, you know, that new shirt I bought you, the new

pants, can you go put it on?

Why?

Because we're going out to dinner, remember?

There's that nice restaurant down on the pier.

We're all going to have good time. So can you go get dressed?

What's wrong with what I'm wearing, Mom?

Nothing, just can we look a little nicer tonight?

Please? Okay, fine, I guess.

What are you writing?

Oh, um, just some lists and some things to try and organize my thoughts a little

bit.

I know your uncle hasn't been in town in a long time.

So I'm excited to see him, aren't you?

Yeah, that'd be cool.

Yeah. I think he's really going to like the restaurant on the pier.

It's kind of like right up his alley, right?

Beach.

Should be sunset. It'll be nice.

Speaking of which, here he is.

Hang on a second.

Hey!

How are you?

Did your flight make it in?

Wait, a delay?

Oh, no.

Wait, it's canceled altogether?

Oh.

Okay.

Yeah, no, he knows you're coming, but I'll have to let him know.

So what happened? You can't get another flight to come in?

We can exchange it and come back.

What happened?

The flight got delayed, and then it got canceled.

And I guess by the time he could reschedule it, it's too late, and he has

head back home anyway, so it wasn't really worth it to reschedule.

So he's not coming?

No, he's not coming.

It's kind of a bummer, huh?

You didn't. Did you look at this?

No. Look at this tissue?

No.

Oh,

are we still going?

No, we're not still going.

You know what?

I'm going to go lay down for a little bit.

I'll make dinner a little later, okay?

Okay.

Hey, Mom.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I'm alright, sweetie.

How are you?

I'm good.

Okay.

Sorry, I just... I'll come out and make dinner in a little bit. I just wasn't

really feeling like it.

Okay.

You just seem like you're...

acting, like, weird, kind of.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, I was really looking forward to seeing your uncle.

It's been a long time, you know?

Yeah.

Why doesn't... Why doesn't Uncle Steve, like, visit more often?

No, just... I don't know.

Um...

You know, stuff happens, and he and your dad, they don't get along

too well. So I thought, you know, since your dad's out of town, this would be

the perfect time for him to come.

Why don't they get along, huh?

It's just, you know, the past.

Like, stuff that happened years ago.

You hungry?

A little bit.

Yeah.

Sorry, I know we promised a nice dinner.

Didn't quite work out that way.

So what's up?

I don't know.

I just wanted to check on you.

Yeah.

I appreciate that. You're always so sweet.

You know that?

Your uncle was really sweet and caring like that when he was younger, too.

You know, you look a lot like him. Like, you remind me a lot of him when he was

your age, you know?

Yeah. Yeah, you guys look alike.

I've seen some older pictures of you kind of look a lot like him. Yeah.

You have, like, some mannerisms and stuff, too.

That's a good thing.

Your uncle Steve's a good guy.

He was always working out and running and practicing and stuff like that

for a football team.

He was really good, you know?

Yeah. Yeah.

You would have been good, too, if you had went that route.

You're always working out.

You're always strong and fit.

You're always looking out for your mom.

What happened next?

What do you mean?

That's it.

What happened next? I don't know.

I read what you were writing.

Oh, you did?

Yeah. I'm sorry.

It really wasn't meant for you, sweetie.

It was just a story, just remembering, you know, things that happened when we

were younger.

That's all. No big deal.

You can tell me. I won't tell anybody.

I just want to know.

What do you mean? I can't tell you.

What did Uncle Steve do?

Well, it wasn't just what Uncle Steve did. It was...

You really shouldn't know this stuff.

But since you're so curious, then maybe it'll help me to tell you.

It was more what we did than what we did together.

That night, that summer, I'm not even sure what happened.

Like, he was just, I don't know if it was because

we were drinking or just because we were young or what, but when he sat down

next to me that night, he was really close.

His arm around me and just the way they looked at me, I...

We kissed.

And then after we kissed, I just felt like I hadn't felt about it before.

Maybe he just comes here and sees me in a bikini. I don't know.

But I had my little bikini and his arm slipped around my waist and

past my waist and over

my bikini top.

And I didn't mind. In fact, I wanted it.

He just slipped his hand.

I couldn't help it.

I wanted to touch him, I wanted to feel him, I wanted to know what it looked

like, what it felt like, what he felt like.

We just ended up touching and kissing and

And both of us knew we shouldn't

be doing it both of us knew it was so wrong And the fact that we was right

and everybody was sleeping around us like getting caught like oh my god

But then, then after that, it was like, like we couldn't get enough. Like we

just kept doing it like that all the time.

I should be telling you all of this.

I'm sorry, sweetie. Am I corrupting you right now? I'm so embarrassed.

I'm so sorry.

And, uh, did Dad, do you think Dad knew?

Well, that was before your dad. I mean, I knew your dad, but we weren't, like,

together then. But that went on, like, the whole summer.

And then, you know, Uncle Steve went back to college.

And after that, he moved away to get a job. And, like, I don't know.

We just never really talked about it after that.

But your dad, you know, he picked up on it.

There was something funky going on, I guess.

And so I told him.

Of course, he didn't like that.

So that's why your Uncle Steve's become...

happened a really really long time ago and now you know.

I don't even know what to say to you right now.

You're not talking, you're not saying anything.

I'm embarrassed.

hands feel like his mom.

He said,

Do you feel it?

as well.

That feels good.