Chapter 4640 The Sexscapades Of The Lancaster Twins:>Ep97
- Jennifer Lancaster Pierce had just talked to her twin brother, Jackson, on the phone and admitted to him that her husband, Neal, had had another affair and now wanted a divorce. Neal had gone out on her several times and she was sure that she would never know the extent of his extra-marital activity. She had always rationalized his behavior. He was good-looking and very well educated. He was soft-spoken and funny. He worked in real estate and often worked around women who were susceptible to his charms. Jennifer had never felt that she was in a position to condemn anyone else, or to withhold forgiveness, because of her past behavior with her brother. Incest. Of course Neal didn't know about this, nor did anyone else, but Jennifer was well aware of the 'weakness of the flesh'. She had always forgiven Neal, even though it hurt her when he cheated on her. But now, he had 'fallen in love' and was demanding a divorce.
- Tommy, her 19 year old son, was at basketball practice. He played for the local Junior College, but it was a two-year college and this was his second year to play. She knew he was probably good enough to play his final two years of college somewhere else, but he said that after he finished the two years here, he would probably give it up and take a break from college. After all, he would have an Associate's Degree, and with his computer skills he could make a good living. He had been working, part time, in technical support for an electronics retail chain ever since graduating from high school. His work was mostly done on a computer, but occasionally he had to call someone and walk them through a problem. He could work as many hours as he wanted and the money was pretty good.
- Jennifer's work was also mostly done online. She was in charge of a network of online high school math teachers. The classes were mostly for home-bound students, but home-schoolers and others could also pay to use the service. She had taught many such classes and was eventually given the opportunity to organize and supervise a network of teachers who taught these classes. She made much more money than classroom teachers or even principals and supervisors. She occasionally had to attend meetings with textbook companies or local school systems, but most of the time she worked from home.