...I left it at the point where I was going to meet Lianne on the following Saturday. We phoned & agreed we'd be at the Village pub that evening & bei...g forward-thinking, I'd got myself a couple of condoms, keeping one in a pocket of my long coat. She, Jenny & her gang from the other town had arrived a little later than us, but was cool as we all sat in the corner at the back disco, like typical Goths, just drinking/smoking. Lianne sat with me most of the night, where we just shared ciggies &. You were sitting around the dining table with your parents and twin sister, except, none of you were eating. You had been asked to come downstairs for a family meeting. Looking around the table you could see that your sister was looking at you with a worried look in her eyes, and your parents appeared both serious and anxious. "Why is everyone staring at me?" you ask, rustling in your seat, nervous at the attention everyone was giving you."Moon," your mother called you by your name, "we have. I?d like to tell you how well I got to know him but that would be a lie. I saw him every other day and never really met him. Never knew who he was. Sometimes I thought I saw a sparkle in his eye but it never lasted long enough for a second glance. Sometimes I could have sworn he smiled but it was never there when I looked back. I like to think that he did for me as he did because he cared. I like to think that he was the light that was doing its part to chase away the shadows. I don?t. The brides walked into the room and the cheers began again. BothJessica and Paige blushed at the continued love being thrown theirway. They had huge smiles on their faces and they held hands as thesoaked it all up. It was when Jessica spotted the four of us that herexpression changed. She let go of Paige's hand and began making herway over to our table. I could see Paige roll her eyes as shefollowed her wife over to us. Jessica pointed at me and Jenny andsaid, "We need to talk." Um, ah,.