“Well ... I don’t know anyone who wouldn’t, but it seems like a total mess. It’s hard enough figuring out one girl at a time. I don’t know t...at two would work out at all.”“Well, our parents did it,” Lara pointed out.I thought for a bit. “I guess it would have to be something everyone was committed to ... Anyway, are you going to call James then?” I asked, shaking off the graphic images that were filling my head.“Sure. What about you?”“I’m going to try to find Heather tomorrow. I don’t know what. .just.. um.."Ella trailed off gripped her chair and looked down chewing her lips aggressively then looking up with renewed desperation."You dont understand im the only one in the house that can work, I have tried everywhere and no one is hiring and the ones that do not pay nearly enough or offer enough hours."I leaned forward from my chair and glared.I understand that and I would love to help you, but with out experience or a diploma." I let that hang for a moment before continuing. "What Ella. Never.'They talked some more, and when Sara hung up, she was crying. She put her arms around Steve and sobbed into his shoulder for some time. Steve held her, moved her to the couch and brought her down to lie next to him until she had finished.When she could talk again, she said, "Oh Steve. I didn't know how much I cared for Teddy. Now, he's taken my move to make his own move. It'll be good for him I know, but I feel as though I'd somehow done him wrong. He always told me there was no one else. He was a 100% straight stud, just like his brother, Nick.But Taylor was realistic. College girls didn't go out with high schoolsophomores, even a hot stud like him. Too bad, because this chick reekedof money. Sexy low cut white designer jeans with just the right amount ofdistressing. That oh-so-sexy skinny fit that shows off a girl's curvylegs, tucked into some cool Converse hi-tops in a shiny powder blue vinylmaterial. "Shit - they have all the cool stuff in LA. Haven't seen any ofthose around.