My dad loves me but somehow I always knew that Iam a big disappointment for him. I always wanted to look better in hiseyes. I studied well, even start...d some doing sport like athletics. Eventhough, I always lacked in his eyes.One day, I decided to start boxing. We had plenty of equipment in ourbasement. I took some to my part of the house. I have to explain that welived is a semidetached house in the suburbs. My dad could afford to buyus a whole house not just the semi. This another part was. There may be no next time. This was the championship, win or whack off. Adding to the pressure, the clock was ticking. I knew she had a return flight and I had no idea how long I had slept. Damn that post-coital sleep gene. The cure for that is the next Viagra. I made up my mind. Slow first because there was always the race to finish at the end. As I was deciding, she read my hesitation and confirmed with soft encouragement, “ I want savor [she lingered on this word in a most satisfying way]. The shop would be open, and it would give me an opportunity to talk to Annie again. She interested me.To my surprise the bike Karl had left me was not an old iron thing from the last century, but a pretty new looking Mountain Bike. I got on it and headed out across the open space and into the woods.It took me half an hour to get to Ek, which wasn’t bad considering I was out of shape and hadn’t used a bike in a long time. I made it to the grocery store and when I walked in Annie was talking to. "Tessa and I," and she looked over to see Tessa's nod of confirmation, even before she finished her own thought, "we'll be there, right by her side. Okay, Moll?"Molly looked at her and nodded, even though she looked a little scared, just thinking about it."And we'll bring you straight back home," finished Tessa."But right after that, we might have a problem," said Andrea. "We've got appointments to get our hair done for the Homecoming Dance. Josh, will your parents be home then?" Hey," I said,.