Bamba was in his car. Thank God, a Pajero with air conditioning and some room.They took us to Banjul, the major city and it’s certainly a little liv...lier than the surrounding towns and areas near the village or Serekunda. We went to a bar/grill if you could call it that. The stone flags had just been washed and there was a lot of greenery being watered. I thought it’d be difficult to get a beer but the place had draft lager in barrel glasses of all things.We were there for about half an hour. " What, why?" So many people called her that she freaked out. She just told me," I looked at the clock. I was going to be late for school. "I've got to run, or I'll be late for school."I handed the phone back to Mom, and went to my apartment to shower and change. I came out to find my mom sitting on my bed."SHhhhhit ... MOM!" I complained."Get over it, and get dressed," she said as I scrambled to find my boxers."Are you upset that Peggy broke up with you?" Mom asked.I shrugged."Not really. We. I opened the door to the locker room and turned the corner, and who should I see? Nick standing in front of the sink, grunting and holding his package. I gasped and turned around quickly. “I... um...” I stammered looking for words. I thought he was going to yell or freak out. But he only stared; I turned around and made my way to the door. “Wait,” he said and I turned around. He took a step towards me and allowed his member to stand tall and proud. What a sight to behold, I was instantly wet.. I look like..." I stammered weakly, still too stunned to thinkclearly."Like Ms. Miracle," Dr. Alvere finished quietly. Then she looked downand froze, her eyes locked on the door. When I looked to where she wasstaring, I was startled to see the bathroom door handle was sort ofdented. "And it appears you may have more than just her appearance," Dr.Alvere finished.I just stared at the door handle, shaking my head and gulping nervously.I was dreaming. I had to be. I know that I'd volunteered to get.