We all unloaded our luggage at the private airport, we were using Shaolin’s business jet to take us to Florida. It was big enough to hold the whole family, but small enough so that we could all be together closely. The airport attendants loaded our luggage as we boarded the plane. The plane ride went well, the kids were off in their own world. Both Angie and Summer reading, and Joshua listening to his music. Cassandra and Terri’s kids slept the whole way, while Alexander’s kids watched a movie on the small tv.

We arrived on time and had no troubles. We went straight to the resort and checked in and went to our rooms to unpack and rest before dinner. We had three suits, one for each family that had two rooms and a half rooms. Joshua spent the time before dinner with Alexander. He missed his big brother and loved spending time with another male. He was surrounded by women twenty-four seven. Tina and I wanted to give him a brother, but it was risky for me carrying Summer to term and Tina had a couple complications with him. So we decided that pregnancy wasn’t an option for either of us anymore. We always considered adoption, but with our busy schedules and raising Angie, Sum and Josh, it escaped us.

After dinner, everyone went to their rooms while Angie and I went for a walk. She wanted to talk to me, so we walked around the pool and sat on the edge, sticking our feet in the warm water. Before we sat, we had been talking about school. She was excited about graduating and starting in school in the fall. We sat in silence for a while and I looked at her and smiled.

"I know you didn’t ask me to take a walk just to talk about school."

"No."

"What is it babe? You can tell me."

"I know, I’m just trying to find the words."

"Just say it, whatever is on your mind, just let it flow. No need to think or worry."

"Well, I have been kind of seeing someone. I’ve been on the fence and I know you and momma Tee support me in whatever I do and who I become," she said and sighed, I just smiled and nodded, "well momma B,  I’m gay and I have been seeing a girl for a while now."

"Are you happy?"

"Yes."

"Then that’s all that matters," I said and hugged her, "I’m so proud of you. Taking this giant step is hard. But having two moms makes it easy. Who is the girl?"

"Well, that’s where I am having a difficult time telling you," she said and hesitated, "it’s Bex."