”I mumbled a reply that sounded like “Yes dear” and keeping my eyes on the floor started walking toward the door. My wife said goodbye to her ne... friend and followed me out.I almost ran to the car and jumped in starting the engine before I was even seated. Before I got a chance to put the car in reverse my wife said, “Wait honey, don’t you want to know what happened back there?” I told her of course I did but it could wait till we got home. She laughed and said, “No, I think I’d like to tell. Very, very directly.”“Will you help?”“You don’t think it would be awkward?”“It is already very awkward.” Yeong said firmly.“Good point.” Tegan conceded. ----- Brandon’s door clicked open.“B, Yeong wants to speak with you now.” Tegan called. Shooting one last glare at Angus Brandon returned to his room, the last ten minutes being a furious silence as Angus sat nonchalantly watching TV. Tegan closed the door behind him and gestured for him to sit next to Yeong. He did, somewhat confusedly as he. "But they were your clothes," JJ pointed out, confused."I keep a change of clothes at Linda's, and she keeps a change here," Kim said."Why," JJ asked, even more confused."MO-om," Kim said uncomfortably, casting a surreptitious glance at Jorge."It is in case she has an 'accident' while she's out," Alice explained on a private connection through Amy, frustrated at her host's embarrassment. "Primarily, she's concerned with accidents during normal monthly bodily functions. Kim and her friend. The bad news was that the remaining 2.5 percent of women were 'stuck' without a man. Of the roughly 250 women involved, an undetermined number were no doubt lesbian, but it was unlikely that all of them were, and the statistical claim that only 250 were 'in need' wasn't completely certain; it could easily be somewhat higher, since they weren't able to nail down the probability that a given 'woman in need' would be able to live in harmony with the women who already 'owned' the man that would be.