Another surprise occurred about the time Dex's relationship with Connie was reignited. Rick called Donna and asked her out. They had seen each other a...number of times on campus, but had not really 'gone out.' Donna had dated five different guys throughout the year, but five dates was the most for any one, and she had not gone to bed with any of them. She had worked very hard on her studies and had driven home a total of six times, including the regular vacations. She and Dex had just naturally. "Dear Diary,It seems to me I must try to guide C to be good at many things, as his father was. I want him to have the chance to grow up to be the same extraordinarily interesting, thoughtful and exciting person as David was. How can I help him though with all those "man" things? I'm a fair athlete, but not in sports he's likely to be interested in. Still, there are plenty of things we can do together. Quit worrying."And a few pages later, the stunning comment:"I don't want him to grow up with a. When she finally came back from where ever she was her cheeks flushed and her voice failed her...she tried to speak, but nothing came out. He rescued her by offering his name. "Hello, my name is David," he almost whispered. "And my name is Elizabeth," she offered as she handed him his glass. "Well, Elizabeth, we may be here awhile from the sounds of that storm, why don't you come sit by the fire and tell me your story?" Still feeling somewhat at a loss, she joined him on the floor in front. He was five minutes late - I fucking hate when people are late.I told him so, and then told him I would punish him for this.he mumbled his apologies, and I told him to shut the fuck up.he was to speak only when I gave him permission. he nodded. I finished my beer and did not offer him anything. I told him to follow me. I went to the elevator. he followed. On the way up to the room, I told him to give me his phone. I turned it off - I did not want any interruptions, and bitches his age are.