She blushed again."Come here," Hannah said.I had no idea what was going on. We'd never done this, talked about this, or had it even come up in convers...tion.I sat on the couch. She moved over, slid against me, slid her hands up against my stomach, leaned in, and she pushed her mouth on mine.It was instant. It was like fire. I felt her tongue against mine, and I just lost control.I found myself, within a matter of seconds in a huge makout session with Hannah.I was so turned on, my knees felt like. “You, you and you,” he said, motioning Al, Betty and Eli forward. They got up, glancing at the others, but didn’t think questioning their future made much sense. With their acceptance in their only potential home within hundreds of light years at stake, they weren’t about to risk arguing. As they approached the entrance, the wavering air turned placid. Apparently it was attuned to each of them and could differentiate between them, only allowing those authorized to exit.As he led them away, the. "Lita says you like this stuff. Here. Come talk with us."I need to learn to trust Carlita more. She's sitting there, still, demure, neat, looking like the same adorable creature that won my heart so fast."Dave, we need to talk about love and husbands and wives and families and how people live together."My eyes darted to Brindy. "Yes, we need to talk." Dave, we need to know YOUR heart. You must be totally honest with us." Carlita Johnson, I am totally honest with you. What are we discussing?" I. For one thing it got me out of a bad living environment in my little "Hick Town". I got accepted on a Music scholarship, not Football or Basketball, like most Black students there at the time, so I had to make the most of it. Back then no one asked bout sexual orientation, but since I managed to become the Drum Major for our high school band it was assumed, that I was "lite in the loafers", for some reason. It just happened to be true, but like so many back then I buried it deep and tried to.