” as they walked back to the fraternity house.“I do. Shelia was different. She talked to me. Good looking, sense of humor and we had a conversatio.... She asked about school and me, not me and back home. Thanks for not telling her about my past and my parents.” Max said with warmth.“That’s your option Max, not mine. Your dad being rich, is out there. The other is only known by a few of us brothers. I don’t think Sheila knows anything more than rumors. Ari gave me a few signals that Shelia liked. It was what girls said when they liked you, but not enough to let you actually do anything. “Can I trust you completely?”Instinctively I understood that the more Mrs Hotter confided in me, the less danger there was of her spilling the beans about my filthy purchases. “Yes, of course, Mrs Hotter.”“Hold this!” she said, handing me the magazine she had open, along with the paper bag with the remainder of the magazines.I took them from her, still not understanding quite where she was going with all. “Avery, did you get a chance to book those dates in Dublin yet?” she asked.“Yes, Ms. Grace. You are all set in Presidential Suite at The Westbury Hotel in Dublin starting next Monday. Your flight leaves Sunday evening, and you will arrive Monday morning. You have an early check-in. You can change these plans at a moment’s notice if you are not ready to travel yet.”“Oh, no, we are definitely ready,” Grace insisted.“We are?” Mac asked, raising an eyebrow.“Yes, we are. Avery, you feel ready to. The two young men tromped up the stairs, and Liz wrestled with her inner voice, which seemed to have developed multiple personality disorder. One moment, it was warning her to calm down, and the next it was screaming at her to tear off clothing. Somewhere in the background, her arousal was scheming, and it steadily drowned out the warning voice.Liz looked up as she stepped into the women's shower enclosure and could see movement beyond the window. There was no turning back if she went through.