I peed, wolfed down a bowl of Count Chocula (which nobody would buy for me back home) and stomped into my boots. Uncle Bob had bought me a pair of bea...tiful cowboy boots, and they were just now getting broken in.I’d gotten dressed in a hurry, and what my hand had come into contact with in my “tops” drawer was a top I hadn’t worn, yet. It was a tank top, bright yellow, and though I didn’t think about it, kind of thin. If I’d have looked in the mirror before I left my room, I’d have changed it.. ”It was obviously a heartfelt plea. I believed, or perhaps I just wanted to believe, that she did love me, that she could cut out all the selfishness and start genuinely thinking of us as a couple. But I wasn’t confident that it would be any time soon.“One last chance, Cal,” I agreed, “but Cal, as of now, if you make me a promise, if we come to an agreement, you stick to it. Absolutely, not just as long as it suits your purpose.”“I’m sorry David,” she said softly, close to tears, “I know I’ve. Fortunately she had something else in mind though and continued,"so you have to go potty before going to bed." Sighing, Sam let Cindydrag him to the bathroom, and set him on the toilet. He could feel the flush in his face as she watched him, making itdifficult for him to relieve himself. Finally Cindy turned her back,letting Sam have just enough privacy that his bladder wouldn't stayfrozen, so he could relieve himself. When he finished, Cindy made himstand there while she took a wet wash. ”“And before that?” Magus asked.“The night before,” Alex answered. “There was a party over at some guy’s house.”Magus said, “I bet there is a party tonight.”“There’s a good one,” Alex answered.Nodding his head, Magus said, “There are two solutions to your problem; an easy one and a hard one. Which do you want?”“The easy one,” Alex answered. He sat back relaxed thinking that it wasn’t going to be so bad.Magus said, “Rather than fail out of school you can quit school.”“Why would I do that?” Alex.