“Yeah I heard about a not so decent movie being shown,” Ashley said straight faced. Spencer had a hard time watching porn at sixteen with her girlfriend she couldn’t see a five year old Spence watching it.

“It’s not that bad…” Clay saw how upset the brunette was, “Really. Look Jessie was seventeen, she’d been watching us for a while…since Glen was born actually. The one time our parents said she could invite someone over to keep her company she chose her boyfriend. She made us go to bed early, Jessie knew how hard a time Spencer had going to sleep at that age but she still rushed the whole thing wanting alone time with Mr. Right. So he came over with beer and a movie…a porno. If I remember she told him no but he persuaded her soon it was on and she totally forgot us kids were upstairs as the two started making out. Spence got up and saw what they were doing and the movie they were watching Jessie rushed her out told her to keep it a secret and put her to bed. She would have gotten away with it if it wasn’t for the fact two days later we were at one of Glen’s elementary basketball games and the cheerleaders were bouncing around and Spencer told mom and dad about the movie, Jessie got yelled at big time but was still allowed to watch us but no one was allowed over any more. So see no big deal.”

“Wow,” Madison said wide eyed.

“Kids lunch!” Arthur called down the beach.

“Okay Mr. C, come on guys…Spence lunch….” Ashley turned around but only saw the empty ocean, “Spencer?” this caused Clay and Madison to look back.

“What’s up?” Madison cocked an eyebrow.

“Did anyone see Spencer?” Ashley asked worry evident in her voice; they shook their heads ‘no’ as fear replaced their relaxed state.

“Maybe she went back to her mom,” Madison’s eyes wondered around the heads bobbing around in the water.

“I don’t see her up there,” Clay shielded his eyes from the intense sun as he watched his dad serve his mom and Chelsea hot dogs.

“Come on kids it’s going to get cold,” Arthur didn’t even bother to glance up so no one on the sand knew anything about the missing girl yet.