By March, the twins had been out on enough dates to suggest that they were thoroughly interested in boys now. The problem was that they always went out together on these dates. Normally, that wouldn’t be a problem. Most parents (or older brothers) would actually prefer that a young, inexperienced girl be with her sister on a date. What could be better, in terms of being chaperoned? What made it a problem was that neither Bobby nor Mirriam understood the intricacies of the twin relationship, which meant there was no chaperoning of any kind going on.
By March, the twins were experts at getting Chuck off. If he closed his eyes, he could tell which girl had her fist around his prick, by the way she stroked him. Matilda’s grip was always tighter, and faster. Betty gripped him more loosely, but
