"... "Hey, Miss Sands."... "Morning, Ms. Sands."My little fan club was waiting for me to walk by. A group of sixteen and seventeen year old high schoo... boys, three of them in particular, who were just bold enough to give me appreciative smiles and not-so-innocent up and down looks. When they were together, that is. Get any one of those boys by himself and he could barely look me in the eyes, but like with any herd animal, there's safety in numbers."Good morning," I replied, smiling back and. .." She gazed at him pensively. "Now, here I am out with you -- and there are... problems. One big one is that we work together -- if things don't work out, I could end up needing a new job!"Howard blinked. "Oh, I'd NEVER cause THAT! Chivalry, remember?" Oh -- so, it's like, no harm, no foul?" Caitlin confirmed.Howard pursed his lips. "Yeah, like that." Okay." Caitlin sat a moment. "Um. I guess the other thing is not doing relationships. I don't. But if things go really well, I might change my. Did she mention anything else? Details perhaps?" No, but I've been burning with curiosity...um...will YOU tell me what you did with her?"*chuckle* "Since she's gone and spilled the beans anyway, I suppose details, for your ears only, wouldn't hurt." Ok." I walked out to meet her along the road, which took about 35 mins to get to her location. We hugged, and then walked down towards her place. There is a field along the way that looked quite promising. It was out of sight from the road, and. "What girl?" he asked confused."The one you hang out with at your place, idiot," I replied annoyed."Don't know what you're talking about," he replied genuinely confused."Don't act dumb. Is she from this school? I've never seen her before,"I said."I haven't been seeing anyone," he insisted."I saw her through your window," I said pissed off that he was lying tome."You've been spying on me?" he asked defensively."It's hard not to with all that noise," I replied."Well, try to mind your own.