”My wife made a noise like she was unimpressed. She said, “That was a long time ago.”“Three years.” I said.“I thought it was longer than t...at.”Chris came out then with three fresh beers. He handed her one and then me.My wife took a long drink and looked at Chris, “I hear you got pills now.”Chris spluttered into his beer, blushing.“Prescription?” My wife asked.Chris shook his head, “Mexico.”“They work?”“They have, yeah.”My wife made a “hmph” noise, like she was thinking. She looked at Chris. The movie was getting a lot of early buzz, and my parents were being nice to me in expectation of the money I'd bring in. There were only two problems. First, shooting ran from 4:00 to 11:00 on weekdays and 9:00 to 9:00 on weekends, which meant that I barely had time to finish my homework, let alone maintain any sort of social life. Second, the producers had insisted that I date my costar, Tiffany Norman. While a nice girl, and very attractive to those who are into girls, she was not the most. "Well Petra, it's like this. Frankly, the Corporation has been in poor shape over the past few years – yes I know the share price has done well but there's the rub. We are overvalued. Seriously over-valued. We need real money to refinance and to get working capital to rebuild our financial foundations..." What Chuck means", interjects Randolf, "is that we need real dough to start deep drilling in the Texas fields. There's more oil down there but the technology to get it is expensive. And it's. My father died early and I had to work hard from an early age to earn my living. My mother worked hard to help all 3 of my siblings but all my younger ones died even after all the efforts. I moved out of town after my mom died and was a lone bird so I joined the community school while doing part time jobs. Soon I passed with flying colours and had a scholarship for my college. But after all this, I was looking for a loving partner. I was bisexual and I had known this since an early age. I was.
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