The narrator introduces us to the son of the owner of the house. He's named Lee, and he's a little embarrassed to be his father's son. He tells us that he saw his father at the toilet, and that he smiles a lot when he sees his father smile like that. The narrator tells Lee that he should stay over with his aunts, since they're more attractive than his aunts. He also tells the narrator that his aunt, lauren, wants to spend time with him since they haven't seen each other for a while. Lee thinks that lauren is crossing over from his mother's side of the family to his aunts' side, and the narrator agrees that he is crossing the line. Lee asks the narrator to sit up where he is going, but the narrator won't reveal his location to the other women. He says that he trusts her to be able handle this stuff, since lauren has been looking for him. Lee opens the door to find that his aunts have taken a shower together. He asks his aunts to open the door and let him in, but they don't want to tell him where they've been. He wants to know what's going on, but he can't tell his aunts what he has been doing, so he just asks them to give him a towel. The aunts give him the towel