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Sibling Rivalry

... turned around, and all at once she forgot her plan to keep her distance. Joe was gorgeous. His angular face was attractive enough to begin with, but Penny's attention was drawn to his muscular arms and legs and his tight t-shirt, which looked like he could have poured himself into it. Hastily she dried her hands off on the dish towel to shake his hand, wishing she'd come to breakfast wearing only her bikini.

Joe was as polite as he was beautiful. "Pleased to meet you, Penny," he said. "Eric and Neeli have told me so much about you."

"And still you're glad to meet me," Penny quipped with a smile, enjoying a long look in his dark brown eyes.

Joe laughed. "They told me you were funny! So they got one right, anyway."

"It's a start," said Penny, who did not believe for a second that they had told him any such thing. "So are you going to join us going down to the beach today? I haven't been in the water yet and I'm dying to."

"Aw, don't push him, Penny, he just got off a plane," Eric said. "Dude, if you want to take a nap first..."

"Nah, the beach sounds great," Joe said, and Penny was delighted to see him flash a look at her as he said it.

"Well, if you want to, that's fine," Cornelia said, hooking her arm through Eric's. "Eric and I were just on our way to stake out some space for our blanket. Penny, can you wait behind for him?"

"Certainly," Penny said. "Just tell me, before you go, what did you reset the combination to?"

"What combination?"

"To ...

... the back door, silly." Years earlier their parents had installed a combination lock so they would never need to bring keys to the beach. The combination had always been Mom and Dad's anniversary date; Penny had no doubt Dad had insisted on changing it, and it would be just like Cornelia to take charge of doing so and lie to him that she had informed Penny of the change.

"I didn't change it!" Cornelia said, with the coy grin Penny knew so well.

"Oh, good," Penny said. "Before we go, let's just make sure Dad didn't change it."

"Of course he didn't! God, you're paranoid!"

But when Penny stepped outside, keeping one foot between the door and the jamb, and entered her parents' anniversary, sure enough, it didn't work. "I'm not paranoid if you really are out to get me, sis," Penny said. "Now what did you change it to?"

"You have no sense of humor, Penny. It's my birthday."

"Your birthday is in...oh, you mean the new combination is your birthday?" Penny entered that and it worked.

"Come on, Eric," Cornelia said, grabbing his hand. "Let's go get a spot on the sand. She probably doesn't trust us to do that either."

"Well, that was rude," Joe said as soon as they were gone. "She's always like that with her gal pals, too, but I figured with her own family..."

"Believe me, I'm used to it," Penny said. "Listen, if you want to shower before we join them?"

"That'd be great!" Joe said. "I'm feeling pretty grungy from the plane. I hate overnight flights."

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