“I think I can get it.” My heart pounded so hard in my chest, I was afraid the soldiers would hear it. “I’ve got a large pile right out the ba...k door already, so, no need to trouble yourselves. There are a few other places down the road that probably need you guys worse than me.” I put my hand on the door, eager to get it closed and everyone out.“Well, Mr. Um.” He turned to look back into the doorway. “I didn’t catch your name.”“Williams.” I replied. “Jeff Williams.”“Well Mr. Williams, we’ll be. . don't know," she finally answered. "I don't think I've ever been on a date. We did things differently back when I was human. And after, well, I just never did."Rob was nonplussed. Here he was with the most worldly woman he had ever known, and in this one thing, he was the experienced one. He shook it off and continued with his thoughts."I've got season tickets through work to a local theatre group. They're doing a presentation of the play 'Chicago.' How about we go see that together?" A. They are actually having a light conversation.“Oh hey George,” Marcus greets as I walk in the room. “I’m just trying to convince Sharon to go to Homecoming with me.”I’m wondering if Sharon has a problem with confrontation, because she looks scared. I know she’s used to having body guards, but she shouldn’t worry about Marcus. Then I realize why she wants me to be her boyfriend. I am in her comfort zone and she feels safe around me. Like a body guard.“Actually Marcus,” I start. “She’s my. He assured me that this was what he wanted too. In fact the plans were in place assuming I was attracted to him. Apparently he was attracted to me when he saw me last month. A few minutes later Judy and Pat returned, Judy with a satisfied look on her face as I instinctively stared at her vast cleavage. She came up to me kissed me on the cheek and asked how I liked Jeff. Somewhat surprising myself I confessed that I liked what I saw on the surface, but I was eager to taste the whole package. She.