The two of them crossed one street and then in front of the second building she stopped. Jerry paused asking, ‘What’s wrong?’ ‘We’re here.�... ‘Here?’ She nodded, trying to hide a grin. ‘You weren’t kidding when you said it was close.’ Looking down at the ground she said, ‘Well, goodnight.’ ‘Goodnight? But I don’t even know your name.’ ‘It’s Mary,’ she replied, holding out her hand. Jerry took her hand shaking it gently, ‘I’m pleased to meet you Mary, I’m Jerry.’ ‘Well, goodnight Jerry,’ she said. "Sure," I said. "Why not? We can either do it at your house or mine. You don't live too far from me, do you?" No." She shook her head. She gulped. "Are you sure we should do that?" Study together?" I asked, confused. "Of course I do. What's wrong with that?"She looked at me hard for the longest time, various expressions crossing her face-fear, doubt, elation, disappointment, determination. "Nothing," she said finally. "When can we start?" I don't know," I said, still confused. "How about. Good bye”Without taking the normal split second to think if I should hit “Send” I just clicked on the tab and off the email went. I then busied myself with the day’s work and got ready for the days practices.Some unknown amount of time later my email notice chimed and an icon popped up letting me know that I had an email from Keri. “Re: I saw you at lunch yesterday” in the subject line. I deleted it without opening it. A few minutes later another and then another, all deleted. Then my phone. As a result we did not get much sleep, and when I woke up, the alarm on the night table showed 09:30.I got up, and headed for the kitchen; as I stepped on the landing, I noticed the smell of coffee. I walked down to the kitchen and heard the girls chatter. "Morning sleepyhead" they chanted as I, bleary eyed, walked into the kitchen. For all of yesterday's activities, they did not look worse for the wear. They could be any group of attractive women deciding, over coffee, what to do for the.