This is one of my longer stories. Paul has neighbors who he socializes with, before and after his divorce. He is attracted to the wife but remains aloof. When she becomes widowed, he tries to lend support for her and her nineteen-year-old daughter. Consoling them both at different times, during a period of 'pillow talk' the widow tells him about how she grew up and how she met her husband.
When Major Jake tests the latest space ship engine, it doesn't go as planned. Or does it work exactly like it was supposed to? Now that he is there, what is he going to do, how will he adapt? [I thought it was an interesting idea and wrote this story about it. I hope that you enjoy it.]
Greg and Peter have a little secret: They like to peek at their stepsister Marcia when she's in the bathroom. One night their peeking leads to more -- a lot more, which, it turns out, Marcia is not all that upset about. In fact, she helps her stepbrothers get it on with another of the blonde Brady girls, Jan. (Celeste's score: 10, 9, 9: "Stranger things have happened on American
sitcoms.")