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Friday, April 15, 2005 (Continued)
I'd taken the sobbing Carol up to 'our' room. She needed lots of reassurance and I had plenty for her. As much as she wanted.
She blamed herself because she'd started it by letting slip the "lots more girls" comment and had then twisted Mom's tail about it.
"Mom and Dad would've known all about it in a couple of weeks anyway. We were intending to get lots of girls into my life, so they'd be calling home, coming to it, and I might even be boinking them there..."
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I'm sure Carol didn't believe her victory yet. She spotted a loophole or two, "And we can make love there whenever WE want! Including with Julia if she's staying over, because she WILL be staying over!" Carol wasn't asking questions; she was stating what she wanted to happen. But she was expecting to hear a "No."
Mom destroyed the last of Carol's doubts, "You, Julia and any other girls your Lord invites. You'd better make sure Julia gets a BIG bed!"
Carol got up to thank her parents. (That sentence is an understatement.)
Julia came screaming in from the doorway. Carol screamed back. I'm sure there were several more people screaming. There had to be with the volume of noise my ears were reporting. It was good that the room was soundproofed and that there was a supply of fresh hankies in my drawer.
We spent a while expressing joy and thankfulness. Mom and Dad sneaked in some apologies to Carol for not 'getting it' earlier, but none of us cared by now.
I was highly, repeatedly and loudly appreciative to Carol for her idea of our sleeping together. That pleased her, which was only fair because she certainly pleased me!
When things had quieted down - "things" meaning mostly Carol and Julia - Mom said, "Carol, sweetie, there are some practical issues with the new sleeping arrangements, mostly how to keep that you're sleeping with your brother secret. You'd better be very careful who goes back to your rooms. Donna will have to be careful who she takes to her new room too, because anyone who sees her room will be able to see from our doors that there's only one room left for Carol and Mark to sleep in. We'd better make sure that Donna's new room retains its masculine look so Mark can pretend it's his if he suddenly needs to. Likewise your room shouldn't have masculine stuff displayed in case someone needs to believe that two girls sleep there. Sleeping two girls in one bed is strange but acceptable. A brother and sister your ages sleeping together is not. We might have to plant some thick bushes immediately in front of your window, get blinds and look into soundproofing. It's important I give you what you want, but be aware that there are practical problems that we'll do our best to overcome for you."
Carol said, "Yes. Thank you, Mom. I'll think about those things, but not right now. I'm a bit too frazzled to think clearly."
Mom said, "I'll add one more issue. I have no idea how you expect to get away with sharing Mark with other casual girls. Surely if Mark, you and other girls are in bed together, they're going to realize that you and your brother have an unusual relationship. It only takes one of these girls to make one accidental or deliberate slip and we're in trouble. You need to think of all these things before you start doing anything."
Carol said, "You're right again, Mom. I hadn't thought of these things. I just wanted to sleep with my loves every night. If we never had sex with any other girl there, that's fine with me. I just want Mark every night and Julia sometimes too. Julia can think about this stuff, that's her job. My job is simpler and more fun."
Julia laughed, "I've already been thinking about it, sweetie. I think our families are ready for the mansion idea. In a big enough private house, with no close neighbors, we could easily set up the rooms in a practical manner. I haven't done anything about it yet, not even talked to Dad, but after watching your parents just now and seeing how much they get it and how hard they're trying, I think we should get moving on it soon. Do you agree, Mark?"
"I think that could be a good idea."
Mom asked, "Mansion idea?"
Julia deferred to me, so I said, "Julia and I have discussed the idea of both families moving into a mansion. We call it 'mansion', but we just mean a house big enough for all of us, with privacy and plenty of rooms so we could live how we want much easier. We thought it'd be safer and more fun for everyone. A lot less worry. What do you think, Mom and Dad? Do you think we could share one big house with the Williamses?"
Mom said, "I guess we could sell our house. I'm not particularly attached to it. Actually not at all, as it's low quality. It's hard to imagine the Vanessa and Prof will want to sell this house though. It's beautiful and they've got it so well set up for them."
Julia, with her usual lack of respect for anyone who disagreed with one of her plans, said, "{Raspberry}."
-- When she had everyone's attention, "My family would move to another country if it was good for Mark. Increased safety is good for Mark, so we'd certainly move to a different home in Corvallis.
-- "The house we'd move into would be better than this one. Mark misled you when he downplayed the description of mansion as just a big house. Not intentionally I'm sure, it's just that he always thinks small. By 'mansion' I almost do mean mansion, or at least a very upmarket private home. It'll be the best quality mansion we can find that meets our needs for number of rooms, privacy, etc. Our need for time too because I want to do this quickly. If we find a mansion we like that's already on the market, we might be able to move in even before the trial is finished, so you guys wouldn't have the hassles of rearranging your house the way Carol wants. We just move into our new home already set up the way we all want, especially a really BIG bed for our Lord. That's the one piece of furniture that it's guaranteed to have!"
Mom said, "I'm sorry Julia, but it isn't going to happen anything like that fast, or that way. It'll take several weeks for us just to get our house cleaned up and ready to put onto the market. Then however many months for it to sell and settle. Your house will probably sell faster than ours, I guess, depending on how well you price it to the market. Then we'll have to find another house big enough for all of us, and, quite frankly, it won't be better than this house. Our home is worth so little that finding a house big enough for all of us will mean that it will have to be a lower quality than this, otherwise we won't be able to afford it. Arranging financing will also be..."
Julia interrupted, "Sorry to interrupt, but I'll save time if I jump in and say that buying a new mansion has nothing to do with selling the existing houses. Mark has an idea that will get us a million or two. Or three. I don't think the actual amount changes anything much. If his idea works - that's a big 'if' that I'll come back in a second - then we'll have cash. So don't worry about money. The question is whether you can happily share a house with my family?"
-- There was a short pause, then Julia added, "I'll tell you what, why don't Mark and I go and ask Dad whether his idea is feasible. If it's not then the whole idea of buying a mansion is moot unless we can think of another idea. That'll save time. Let's go do that now."
People tend not to disagree with Julia when she's in "Bossy Mode", so we went.
Julia and I left Mom and Dad with Carol. We found everyone else in the Guys' Room. Donna was watching, I presume, one of her new DVDs on the big screen. Prof, Vanessa and The Boys were sitting around the bar, talking quietly.
As we walked in, Vanessa said, "I see things went well."
We agreed that they had. Julia added, "Dad, Mark and I want to check something different with you. Can we borrow you for a few minutes please, and go to your study?"
That was fine with Prof, so I got to see what a nice study looks like.
It looks very, very nice. Vanessa had one and a half walls for her shelves, desk, chair, etc. Prof ditto on the other side of the room. Their study was plush - very, very plush: Rich woods, a lovely rug and two facing sofas in the middle of the room, with a small table between them. Lovely pictures on the walls. Desks that were works of art to look at. It made my new study look bare and pathetic. Oh well.
Julia quickly outlined the mansion idea without allowing the conversation to get detailed. Not much more than, "We buy a mansion for both families, for safety and private lifestyle reasons. So Mark, Carol and I can live together without anyone seeing us do it, or seeing any strange things happening. We all need to discuss whether we can live together happily but before we got into that, the question we want to ask you is whether it's feasible for Mark to make the money to buy the mansion by using his TK ability to win roulette in Vegas?"
Prof's response was, "Hmm. I have nothing against the idea, and it would be useful to have access to large sums of cash, so I'm fine with it. Let's proceed on that assumption and we'll get Vanessa's opinion later."
I said, "Our first problem is that I believe I'm too young to bet, so we need someone else old enough, say you. You bet, and as long as I can see the wheel and ball well enough I can use my TK - that's what I call the flying things around ability - to make the ball fall into the right hole, or slot, or whatever they're called."
We quickly got into a discussion about my TK, and I gave him several demonstrations of the non-flying variety. Pushing a pen along the table, pushing his skin, lifting Julia's skirt briefly - she insisted on that. I think she enjoyed letting her dad know we had some fun with it. I described the fingertip TK-points, and how I could nudge, pinch and pick up with them.
Trying to pick up a moving ball seemed impractical to me because the ball's subsequent movement would look very unnatural and suspicious. I suggested the idea that Prof would place bets on several adjacent numbers, and I'd try to nudge the ball into that area. It would probably be too hard for me to guarantee a particular number, without risking the ball's movement looking unnatural, but I might be able to get it within three or four to either side.
Prof said, "I've never been into a casino but I've seen them often enough on TV or in movies to know how the game works. Let's google it quickly to see if anything leaps out that makes it look impractical."
A few minutes later Prof said, "That looks straightforward enough. Betting on one number pays 35 to 1. Let's do some quick back-of-the-envelope calculations to see how the numbers roughly work out. If I bet on one number, and all Mark did was to make sure the ball landed somewhere in my quarter of the wheel, then I'd have about one chance in nine of winning, assuming all the numbers in my quarter were equally likely. As you'll be aiming for my number, let's say our chance of winning was twice that, or about one in five. We expect to lose most of our bets - 4 times out of 5 in fact - so we don't want to bet all our money at one time, as we'd probably lose it. With an 80% chance of losing, there's about a 10% chance of losing 10 bets in a row, so a 1% chance of losing 20 in a row..."
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" ... A 10% chance of losing 10 bets in a row is too much risk. We don't want to go down to Vegas and lose all our money in the first 10 bets just because of bad luck. A 1% risk is probably playing too safe, but let's assume we use that. That means we need enough money to cover 20 bets, or to put it another way, we bet 1/20th of how much money we have. We could probably gather $30,000 or $40,000 fairly quickly. More if we wanted to mortgage the house, but let's avoid that if we can. 1/20th of $40,000 is $2,000. Let's play safe and say $1,000 per bet. That makes the calculations easier too."
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