Trouble assigning transforms of two raycast hits to two different objects.

Hey,

In my scene I have six objects parented to an empty game object. I have two separate empty game objects. (Eventually there will be 20 or so empty game objects, with six child objects a piece.) What I am trying to do is assign the parent of a first object hit by a raycast to a variable and then assign the parent of a second object (with a different parent) to a second variable.

If a third object is selected I want to wrap around to the beginning, so the parent of a third selected object would be assigned to the first variable and the parent of the fourth object selected would be assigned to the second variable, etc.

The code I have below works to a certain degree. If I start the game and select one object, it works. When I try to click the second object, the first click assigns the parent of the first clicked object to the second variable. If I click it a second time, it is assigned correctly. Unfortunately this throws off my timing and counts with other scripts. I cant seem to clear the raycast or find another work around. I'm hoping someone can provide some insight.

 static var selectFirst : GameObject;
 static var selectFirstParent : GameObject;
 static var selectSecond : GameObject;
 static var selectSecondParent : GameObject;
 static var clickCount : int;
 var firstHit : RaycastHit;
 var secondHit : RaycastHit;
 
 
 function Update(){
 
     if(Input.GetMouseButtonDown(0) && collider.Raycast(Camera.main.ScreenPointToRay(Input.mousePosition), firstHit, Mathf.Infinity) && collider.Raycast(Camera.main.ScreenPointToRay(Input.mousePosition), secondHit, Mathf.Infinity)){
    
     clickCount += 1;
     FirstClick();
     SecondClick();
         
     }
 }
 
 
 function FirstClick(){
 
         if (clickCount == 1){
     
         selectFirst = firstHit.collider.gameObject;
         selectFirstParent = selectFirst.transform.parent.gameObject;
         Debug.Log(clickCount);
         Debug.Log(selectFirstParent);
         }
         
         else{}
     }
         
         
 function SecondClick(){
 
         if (clickCount == 2){
     
         selectSecond = secondHit.collider.gameObject;
         selectSecondParent = selectSecond.transform.parent.gameObject;
         Debug.Log(clickCount);
         Debug.Log(selectFirstParent);
         clickCount = 0;
         }

         else{}

}