“Thanks doll, that was fantastic”Doll??!? … DOLL!!!!! What did he think this was, the 1940’s?????So I lost it, I blew, I went ...ostal (for the benefit of our Americancousins) and all I saw was his stupid face staring back at me in totalincomprehension as to why I was so upset.“well if you weren’t so good at giving head maybe I could have lasted a bitlonger and given you your precious “orgasm”” he even had the gall to do thedouble quotes in. But unless I grew a set, it's not like I'd ever see herlike that.I tried not to stare, but I couldn't help continually glancing over.Finally, after what seemed like a period of time that was both too shortand too long, my order was ready, and I took my tray over to a seat inthe corner, out of view of the counter area. I knew the only way to keepmyself from staring at Panera Bread Girl was to not even be able to seeher. I quickly ate my lunch, and then made my way out of the restaurant.When I. ” Charlie was sounding a touch whiney.“Okay, settle down. Sure, you probably said it, and that’s fine with me. You need to decide. You can’t do everything. School’s the most important thing, and if you don’t bring your grades up and keep them there, there’s no racing anyway.” Charlie looked horrorstricken at the thought but nodded mutely. “After that, you need to decide what you’re going to do. If you can’t do both the racing and the Scouting, you need to decide. You can’t do them both. When I got there Mrs. Faulk gave me an ice pack. "That was sure brave of you," she told me, "I just hope Ornelas doesn't hear about it." Me too," I responded."You know you gave Chapin a scrape on his elbow, he was in here getting fixed up." Really?" Yup, and they gave him a month's suspension, of course, he'll probably enjoy it." Mrs. Faulk had me wait in the office until the bell rang, and then sent me on to biology class. When I got there, Ms. Moses had pulled the stools out again, and Amy.