As he sagged to the ground the last one of his compatriots made his old school try and got a broken nose and four fractured fingers for his trouble.To...make my point, I knelt near the ear of the one with four broken fingers and squeezed his index finger so hard he screamed like a little girl, and said, “Don’t ever try that on us again, or I promise you this will feel like a butterfly kiss compared to what you get.” When I released my hold on his hair, he dropped to the floor without. "Grab some coffee. Breakfast will be ready in a jiffy." You certainly seem chipper this morning," I observed.Jenny just smiled even more broadly and put a plate of pancakes and sausages in front of me. "Are you okay with everything that transpired last night?" I asked; not sure if I wanted to hear the answer."Well, it certainly was different and, let's face it, we both needed something to change. I enjoyed it, and I allowed myself to enjoy it more completely after seeing you in a state of... I. There was one guy that really caught my eye and he knew it. I eventually got the nerve to ask him out and it happened to be to my senior prom.Don't get me wrong--I had a few dates before him, but not many. I was brought up fairly strictly and really didn't have the looks to get a boyfriend. I had friends and we had great times so I really didn't care. I was a good student, a good daughter, and that is really what mattered to me in life. I wanted so much more than being a girlfriend and having. "I just can't." Nathan stepped back. "The word can't implies someone is stopping you. That you don't have a choice. Is that the case?" "No, no one is stopping me, but I have obligations." Aaron sighed and grunted in annoyance. "To Sarah. To my family." "I have obligations too, Aaron, except mine include treating my loved ones with a little respect." Aaron shoved Nathan, hard, across to the other side of the shower stall. "What the fuck are you talking about?" "I would never lie to the.