Rachel and Livy would find a way to be together. The rest of us would try to stay together but eventually we would discover we didn’t have the stron... common thread that holds us together. You. Our carbon element.”That got me thinking. I hadn’t spent more than a few fleeting encounters with pod two all summer and not at all this fall. How were they doing without their carbon element? Brittany was the only older sibling in town. Rachel and Livy were in service. I’d really been dumb. Those poor. Daniel?" He read my name off some papers he held and frowned slightly."Yes sir." I blinked at him because he had a funny accent. He wasn't from the South, or the Union, I didn't think."Is that your name? What do people call you?" the woman asked and she wasn't American either, near as I could tell. She closed the door behind me."Dani ... Danielle," I replied. I didn't know what to do with my hands, so I tried putting them behind my back, but I didn't like that. So I put them in front of. Helen grabbed him by the strap of his record bag as he walked by the table. “Liam, we need you to settle a competition for us.” She told him. He looked intrigued. He listened to Helen as she explained what had gone on during the night. I hadn’t told anyone before, but I had a bit of a thing for Liam. Since my new found confidence, I had been purposely dancing in front of the DJ booth, trying to get his attention. He had often been in my thoughts late at night as I used my favourite vibrator,. ."Her finger on his lips stopped his sentence. "... But I want to be. I need you, you are the only one who doesn't think I'm crazy and stays clear of me." Sorry to tell you, but you are crazy." He said it with a mocking smile, his gaze running down to her breasts and the hard nipples, enjoying the slight wiggle with each movement."Completely nuts, eh?" Completely." There was a time when you loved that about me." Still do." Well then, show me you're still that guy walking through minefields,.