This was the second time that she had shared me and was with a different friend but the circumstances were basically the same. Divorce, loneliness, f...elings of inadequacy, well, you get the picture.We sat around the living room for a while chatting and not really watching the movie that was droning in the background. The ladies went to the kitchen for a few minutes and when they returned they positioned themselves on the couch on either side of me. I looked into my wife’s eyes and saw that. But that's all over now." Good to know," Amber said mysteriously, looking straight down at her desk. But then she composed herself and asked, "Then what is it?" Oh, my sister." I sighed. "She always drives me crazy. But never mind. So what are you doing taking Chinese Art History?"Amber cocked her head. "I dunno. Figured it would be an easy 'A'." Well then," a deep baritone voice with a thick Asian accent filled in. We both looked up to see the professor walking in the door. "You may be in for. And I was, too, but remember; I was only fourteen and didn’t know you. Actually, neither did Lisa. We just knew of you.”“I have to ask another question. An important one. Was Jeri aware of Lisa’s scheme?”“I don’t think so,” Samantha said. “Well, not until after it happened and you called her. She was really pissed because she was afraid Lisa was going to undo all her hard work to get you where she wanted you.”“Was Lisa jealous of Jeri, too?” I asked.“Yes. And I knew something Jeri didn’t. That. The pair of them were obviously off to see one or other of their lovers, not that I gave a damn one way or the other, but I did wish that they could at least be honest about it instead of making up such unbelievable excuses. Within a couple of minutes I was alone in the kitchen, I gave a sigh as I thought about the topic of conversation and wondered whether my parents were right about my brother and I had to admit that he had never really shown an interest in girls.I suppose Tony was closer to.