As she left they followed her with their eyes, one of the guys looked at me and said she's a bit of alright mate. You Lucky fella. I smiled back sayin... Yes I am. Gill came back squeezing past a few to get to me. Can I sit facing them Mike she said. So we swopped places. Gill now sat facing the pub from the alcove of the bar. There were a few guys standing next to me all laughing and having a bit of banter with each other. Gill moved on her stool letting her coat open a bit more. She was showing. You don't have any right when you let your son starve. Why didn't you have this already cooking?" But you were sleeping. I didn't know..." You don't know anything. Look at that. Now you're going to burn the butter." Please don't act this way, I can barely think." You're not suppose to think. You don't have any thoughts worth the effort. The only things you're suppose to do are keep this house clean and make the meals around here. It's not like you have to go to work or to school. How am I ever. At least I would be able to ogle them some so the night wouldn’t be too boring for me.Our parents had gone to some other party and wouldn’t be home until quite late. I couldn’t say I was excited about spending the evening with four silly young girls, but then they were all pretty cute. Maybe I could think of a way to make the best of it.I was still up in my room when I heard the doorbell ring.“David!” Susie called to me from downstairs. “They’re here! Come on down, I’m ready to party!”I was. Things were going slowly since neither Mel or Steph had learned very much about the Circle, the philosophy, or the habits of the members.The dinner conversation had revolved around how careers were chosen and changed; Dave wondered about the two nurses. They too worked at the main hospital and they knew Grace and Lisa. Lisa had suggested she bring them around, but there was nothing further said about them. They’d been by on a drop-in basis once or twice before during the day, but Dave hadn’t.