“Once might be seen as a tragic accident, but I’m afraid having two men drop down dead in front of you is more than just coincidence.”Deirdre sa... up. “What? You never told me that before?”Sinead thought back to last summer. She was back staying with her Granny for a few weeks. She’d met one of the farm hands helping out with the hay making. He was tanned and broad shouldered, what comes from spending all day throwing hay bales onto the trailer, Sinead thought.Well she’d managed to accidentally. She had thoroughly enjoyed being taken by two men and was already looking forward to the next similar encounter. In the meantime, she couldn't shake the idea of getting Paul alone in bed for the evening and she was sure that Ann harbored similar thoughts about James. Nancy began to understand how her sister came to like this lifestyle.Deciding to call it a night, Nancy got up and took Paul's hand to lead him back to their bedroom. As they left, they could both hear Ann giggling as she selected. Night came and she reluctantly took her shoes off and went to bed.Friday came and again she got ready for work, anxious to get her shoes on. This time she didn't wear pantyhose but stretch jeans instead. Cindy wondered if anyone would say anything about her wearing the same shoes for 3 days in a row, knowing she had so many different pairs. She left and this time it was rainy, she tried not stepping in puddles and slowly made her way to the car. Getting to work took longer than normal, but she. But now that was how they looked.“He seemed such a fine young man when we saw him while you were still in a coma,” his mother said, the lines of her face modifying like she had just been forced to swallow an entire lemon. “Caring, understanding. But the things he said yesterday ... Carter, just know this, no matter what you hear. We do not believe a word.”“Of course, it would help if you told us what happened,” his father intervened.“I don’t need him to say anything, I know my son,” his mother.
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