So much for playing it cool.When I finally made it into the club, I was no less intimidated. There were people everywhere – and they were all togeth...r. In groups or in couples, everyone had someone to talk to, dance with, and generally not feel like a loser with. Except me. So I sat down at a high bar stool table and pulled out my phone. I was too petrified to look around. And because none of my friends knew I was there or even that I was gay, I had no one to talk to. So I did something I’m not. "I gotta let you go. Bye bye honey," the blonde said and thenflipped her phone shut. "Sorry. I just feel so at home in the librarythat sometimes I wind up doing something completely rude. I love thisplace." "I'm sure," Ada replied and returned to her book. She could feelthe blonde's eyes on her, and she looked up, but the blonde was in herown book still twisting her hair, but now with both hands. She let outa sigh and then flipped the book shut. Ada saw that it was a quantumphysics book.. I saw her eyes widen as she saw Amy and I naked, then she pointedly ignored it as she blushed."Lisa, I'm afraid I've messed up really badly. Daddy took me by surprise and I reacted without thinking, and he saw how Eric turns me on. I'm afraid he'll take it the wrong way! I can't lose Daddy, Lisa! Please help!" Amy was almost frantic."How do you want me to help, Amy?" Lisa asked, somewhat bewildered. I saw a subtle change in Amy's face and mannerisms."I think Amy wants you to give Patrick the. "What spells have you got for me? Or was that an excuse to get me to come over? Because if it was it worked." She looked at Elisa and saw her smile slightly.>Elisa looked at her. "It was an excuse." She said. Elisa looked as if she was shy. But Vilen knew she wasn’t and that she was just sad about her past. >Vilen grabbed her hand and smiled. "Please don’t tell me your thinking of things that are sad." Vilen said trying to make her smiling and happy again.>Elisa smiled slightly. "Yeah. I am..