.." NO Jess, don't be nosey."We travelled in silence for a while until her curiosity got the better of her."Are you still seeing these women Tony?" Je...s ... butt out." I thought so."I chose to ignore her and changed the subject."How is your schooling Jess?" I get passes in all subjects." Are they 'good' passes or 'just' passes?" I could do better but what's the use, I don't want to be a nurse or a typist so the only other jobs are working in a shop. You don't need a good education to do that.". "I didn't--" I suppose you found the pot along with them?"He groaned, loud enough for her to hear, he was certain. "It was in the same bag," he said miserably.She was silent a moment. "You haven't smoked any of it yet?" No," he admitted. "How much trouble am I in?"Another long pause. "That depends. On what you and David are up to there. I specifically told you no company tonight, Matthew."He sat up, confused. "I am alone." After I told you no company."Blinking, he looked around the den. "What?". Hetried to shake it to clear the cobwebs, but that made it pound allthe worse. As he swung his legs out of his bed, he felt dazed."Ah, I see you're among the living."Allen turned slowly, and saw his roommate sitting on the couch,watching TV. "What time is it?" Three, three-thirty." The roommate took a sip of beer. "Youmissed a hell of a game. The Irish whooped on Michigan."Allen tried to shake his head, but it hurt. "Oww!" He glanced atthe clock. "Why didn't you get me up?"The roommate. We have known John and hiswife for years, and while we have shared hotel rooms,saunas, Jacuzzi’s, etc. there has never been anyintimate contact between any of us, although John and Ihad often remarked about swapping, but we knew theladies were not up for it.Anyway, the outward journey passed fairly uneventfully,after we boarded, we had something to eat, and thenretired to our cabins. John and I both got undressed andinto bed, while Emma was cleansing her face etc. We thenhad the pleasure.