" She smiled warmly. He studied her face as she did so. It was beautiful, although one wouldn't notice it at a glance. She looked pretty but not beaut...ful. Her crystal blue eyes sparkled. It was incredible.Still a little apprehensive he replied. " That would be nice." They had talked until the restaurant closed and then he escorted her home. As they spent the evening together, he couldn't get over how feminine she was. It seemed to be becoming a lost art these days. With women trying to be. Blonde hair flowed, straggly, down his shoulders; his eyes were brilliant, but ghostly. The enchanting eyebrows that donned a boyish face, now framed a man's. Like small jagged tidal waves tapering off toward his temples, thick, dark, and menacing.He slapped the waters and watched his facade bend in the ripples. The Spirit cursed his beauty, cursed his fate. He hated Venus all the more at that moment, for he was certain she would find him even more beautiful in death. Seething, his gaze scanned. He knew the drill, and I knew the score. We'd have some fun some other night, or with others. Ah, university life...I didn't say anything to Mindy that night. I pictured her there, face red with embarrassment, as I passed into sleep. This could be fun after all.From then on I made sure to bring all my lovers back to the dorm. The guys seemed to enjoy being overheard, and when I brought one of them back while both Mindy and Haley were in their beds we heard both of them pleasuring themselves. "How far is it from Lubbock?" I don't think it's that far," I hedged. "Why?" I wasn't ready to tell him I was moving to a suburb of the town his little girl was also moving to."We have this little situation, Bob," he said. "Caitlin is going to school in Lubbock." That's a situation?" I responded, sounding confused on purpose."No. The situation is ... well ... hang on." He covered the microphone, but I still heard him ask Hannah, "Does he know about Caitlin?" I heard Hannah say, "Of course not.".