I don’t think like anyone else. And sometimes I think I’ll never belong, anywhere.” Houlihan sat back. The usual teenage thoughts, that is, if y...u weren’t one of the chosen. “I’m sorry.” He didn’t dare say that life was sometimes like high school, that it was who you knew, and what you looked like and joining the clubs even if you didn’t want to join just so you could make contacts that might help you out later on. “You have excellent grades. I’m sure you’ll do well wherever you decide to go to. Michael turned it off with a look of disgust on his face. Michael hated dealing with the incessant storms, but knew it was the price he had to pay to live here. The storm meant that he would have to close up the house and shutters, a task that he despised. It meant getting out in the wind driven sands, setting up the ladder and working those rusted hinges. He had been meaning to oil them, but like most things lately, he kept telling himself it could wait. As Michael continued to work his. The breakfast rolled into the room, Susan and Rita gave him five dollars each and shared giving him a blowjob. Hungry from the night’s activities, the bacon, eggs, toast omelettes and coffee was soon gone.An unwanted silence fell over the room as they realized the time to go their separate ways was nearing. Susan whispered to Dan and he agreed.“Susan, here is our phone number. Kingston isn’t that far from Trenton and Paul and I would love for our friendship to continue past last night and this. ”Whatever eyes that weren’t on me, were sure as hell on me now. Yay, no pressure.I stepped forward and cleared my throat, using what little saliva I currently had to make it, so I didn’t croak when I spoke. What the fuck am I going to do for a name?! That was my only thought before uttering my first words before them and hoping to the gods that the name wasn’t too lame.“Hello everyone, you can call me Pathios, Pathios Daxion. I plan to do my best to further the goals of the Pact house, as well.