Off to the store to get another. I decided that, even though the department store had them cheaper, I would spend the savings in gas. I decided to go ...o the local hardware store.I parked the car, and went in. I walked across the front of the store, looking at aisles of wrenches, screwdrivers, pipe fittings, kitchen and bathroom fixtures, and ceiling fans, when I finally got to the light bulbs, I selected the ones I wanted, and headed to the checkout.On my way up, I saw a woman that looked. ”“T-Bone Steak? At College?” asked Jacob nearly tripping as he turned to look at Oscar while walking. He’d gone to the University of Missouri and couldn’t recall ever having steak on campus. He recalled the food as being mainly hamburgers, pizza, fried chicken, and several varieties of mystery meat.“Yeah. They actually have very good food. I had grilled swordfish last night,” said Debbie.“Really? College must have changed a lot from when I went there.”“The Druid College is rather different from. I wanted to excuse myself, but I didn't want her to think I was homophobic. I wasn't, but I wasn't really comfortable. But deep inside of me, an unusual feeling was surfacing. My legs started to tremble and my mind kept displaying naughty images of us."I'm not gay," I whispered to myself, trying to convince myself."I'm so happy now, C," Robin exclaimed in my ear. "No more dirtbags for me."Submerged in her new blissful state, Robin adjusted, to get comfortable, accidentally grazing her c-cups on. Jon just said, "get- up" and "let's go," and we were off heading home. When we got back to the road, I had to keep turning every time I though that the wind was going to 'flash me' to try to avoid it happening. I didn't want to risk Jon seeing me hold my dress down, as I knew only too well what that would result in. I'm sure that I nearly cause at least one accident as I heard the screeching of car tyres behind me at one point.When we got home, Jon told me to take my dress off, and tied me to.