Helva responded. Inkie quipped. Helva was not above gallows humor. Helva hesitated, then continued, Helva appeared to be weeping, After a pause, H...lva finished, There wasn’t much that Inkie could say beyond, Helva said, Wendy, make that Cadet Wendy Darling, sat almost glued to Vivie’s side. In only a short time, she’d done her best to become indispensable to Vivie, started formal martial arts and weapons training, and spent as much time as she could scrounge in a sleep trainer studying. That's probably for the best. I don't think I could get it up, anyways." That wasn't exactly true, but he doubted he could have fun with Akami and then more fun back at home.So Akami went about her medical duties. Even though she knew the original diagnosis was a sham, she had a tradition to maintain that involved her taking certain measurements whenever he came in, so she went through the motions. She took his blood pressure and so forth while both of them acted glum and didn't talk much.Then. I had no idea if he was telling me the truth or not. I never did."Congratulations," I smiled nearly two years later to the day, sipping champagne in that same restaurant, and this time I had cause to celebrate."Thank you," Cory smiled and I lifted my glass, toasting his success."So, now that you've got your PhD, Professor," I giggled, "what are you going to do with it?" I, uh..." Cory set his glass down and leaned over the table. "I want to go to Horace Tufts." Why?" I put my glass down as. We arrived at the Frat house and I really didn't know what to expect. I was very embarrassed as we walked through the main lounge. There where lots of guys there and they where all staring at me. Some of them gave wolf whistles. Patrick shouted hello to some of them as he escorted me straight through them and up the stairs to his room.We stripped off and made love. Whilst he was doing it to me, I couldn't get the image of all those guys downstairs out of my mind. Did they know what we where.