She was just as surprised as me, but started blushing again.The whole crowd laughed as he took off down the street, and I picked up Andrea's dropped p...rse and followed behind. I followed behind while he carried her down the street. He put her down one hundred feet before the hotel door, and dropped his hand to her ass. Andrea looked back at me nervously but then put her tiny arm around him and walked in the door.We found ourselves awkwardly hosting Reggie in our hotel room. I wasn’t sure how to. He gazed into my eyes, passed a thumb over my red, swollen lips. I wanted him. I ached for him. I couldn’t though, not here, not in the library. What if someone saw us, heard us? I looked for an answer in his eyes. “No one ever comes down here.” Ryan whispered, his face still only inches from mine. I leaned in and kissed him again, I pulled away. “Stop, I don’t think you know how bad I want this.” I breathed. “But I do.” He said huskily. The vibrato in his voice awoke the back of my neck. He. "I kept walking, but looked over at her a minute and sarcastically asked. "Yeah, and just why do you want to be my friend. Friends at this school are something I really don't need or want, so I really don't think so." Look, I see and hear some of the things people say, and I know how that feels. I never did anything to those kids, and yet they act like I have the plague or something. I was just hoping that someone in this shitty little town was above that, but I guess I was wrong. Sorry, I wont. A large part of the world is thrilled with the outcome, but as you would expect, in areas where the death toll is high, the survivors aren’t necessarily feeling so jubilant just now. However, both the General and the Colonel think there will be a point when Earth’s peoples will want a victory celebration, so we will continue to maintain a level of training such that it will only take a minimal effort to be ready again.”A hand went up. “Yes, Lieutenant White?”“So, what are we going to do now?”.