It happened again a few times in high school. They were exciting, knowledge-gathering incidents, nothing to the level she had just experienced with Co...ette though. In the midst of reliving that eye-opening experience she knew that eighty-five percent of her sexual pursuits would be male Colette had shown her a diversion that Sioban knew she could fall back on if she ever needed an alternative to fill a void. In the afterglow of their encounter, her body was still singing. I want more she. You’re shy? You’re a hot genius and you’re shy?” “Um, is that something you should say out loud?” Grace looked at her friend and they laughed. Ed sat there feeling foolish for a minute before they finally got enough breath to talk. “I’m pretty straightforward. And the only people paying attention are the ones who have nothing better to do. Honestly I wouldn’t be surprised if it didn’t happen today. Right, Jack?” Ed looked at Jack, his troublemaking neighbor. Jack smiled broadly. “Yep probably.. She shed a little tear as she remembered the day her mother had left the family and how it had left her feeling so abandoned and alone. She remembered how, two years later, her father had moved them from their family home in Yorkshire down south, away from all of her friends and everything she had known since she had grown up. She hadn't really understood why they had needed to move so quickly and quietly, or why they had needed to change their surname, although she understood it was connected. Tub hi akeli hi hai aaj kal.. vaise bhi here husband ka hona naa hona ek jaisa hi hai.. tujhe bhi ab us budhdhe me kya milega.. chal.. nikalte hai.. Chalna hai na” tabhi uski nazar mujh par padi.. aur usne sharmila ki taraf sawaliya nazar se dekha. Sharmila ne kaha “Ye hai Mr. sanjay.. isi company ke sath koyi agreement deal hua hai inka.. isiki khushi me to ye party hai.. aura b hum inhi ki gadi me lift lene wale hai.. inka flat mere flat se thoda aage hi hai.” Aur fir meri taraf dekh kar kaha.