“Just go in and check it out and leave.” I took a deep breath and walked across the parking lot and into the store.As I entered there was an eleva...ed counter to my left, and a man was sitting there reading something. He looked up and nodded my way. “I’ve never been in one of these places before.” I said to the man. “Take a look around, and if you want to go back into the video booths, you have to buy some tokens to watch the videos” he said.I walked around the store, looking at various. She kept staring at the clock. Finally, it was five. She shut off her computer, locked the file cabinets, put on her coat, and walked to the door. Ray’s limo sat next to the curb front of the office. ‘Miss Salter?’ the chauffeur said. Lori nodded. ‘I’m here to pick you up,’ he said. ‘I know,’ Lori replied. She could get to like this. The chauffeur held the door for her, she got in and, her heart pounding, was whisked to her date with Ray. He greeted her at the door to his suite, and gave her an. He found the young man 'ten years his junior' rather likable, good-natured and a bit simple-minded. He felt completely unthreatened. Jack suspected some kind of trick, but before long he accepted that the offer was sincere and agreed to go along. Tom told him that Laura was due to ovulate in about ten days, and that they'd call him when the time was precisely right. "What did you think of him?" Laura asked when Tom returned. "Seems healthy and decent," Tom told her. "I think it'll be all. No, I still get to do that cap and gown thing in the spring, but I hold in my hand a letter signed by the president of the Board of Regents and it says "having met the requirements, we confer a baccalaureate degree upon Cynthia Susan Richards, with majors in Electrical Engineering and Physics, with a minor in Mathematics."And I'm fifteen.Cindy Richards, BSEE. Giggle. Just like my Dan. Oh, I suffer no delusion. Dan's got twenty years and multiple projects under his belt. He knows the same theory.