They reached the bus stop and he slowed down. “Aren’t you staying in the Ram Nagar area?”, he asked suddenly. “I am also going that side so I ...an drop you at home. It’s anyway dark and you may have wait a long time to get a bus,” he continued.“No-o Sir please don’t trouble yourself,” she stammered.“Nonsense, we’ll be there in 10 minutes. No trouble at all,” he replied.The intensity of the rain increased however and by the time they reached her house both of them were completely drenched. Seeing. You’ve got such a magnificent body, and I’m sure it’s capable of so much pleasure, and I need to find out right now…Home, Allan. Don’t worry about the speed limit.’ Allan looked slightly resentful, like he wanted to be back there with the both of them, but Susan must have had him well-trained, because in minutes, they were pulling into the garage of a beautiful mansion just outside of town. Janice barely noticed. Susan’s fingers were all over her, making her forget the horrors of the last few. 6. Then you'd end up with a 2.749 which would get rounded up to a 2.75."I'm sure my face fell. If I got all A-pluses I could average only a 4.5."So it's impossible," I mumbled."Well, no," she said. "Not impossible. But given your academic record I'd have to say it was extremely unlikely." But I could do it?" I asked. "In theory?" If you took one honors course," she said. "And got A-pluses in everything."She looked skeptical, and given what I'd learned up to this point — that it would take five. Maybe some liquid courage. I knew there was nothing in the cabin so I drove into town. The convenience store had a limited selection of whiskey, but it really didn’t matter whether it tasted good or not. I just needed a little help to pulling trigger.Every swallow reminded me why I never drank the hard stuff. It just tastes awful, but after my tongue went numb it wasn’t too bad. It wasn’t long before I started to feel the alcohol take the pain away. Hell if a little whiskey took the pain away.