"Sir Roland, what a surprise to see you. I thought you would be inside congratulating Richard?" Erin said, while looking daggers at Jenny for moving a...ay. Jenny simply turned to admire the setting sun, purposefully turning partly away from Erin. Erin hoped that Roland could not see her blushing in the diminished light of the setting sun."Highness, I have offered my congratulations and, as is often the case, find that I am weary of the crush of court." Roland said as he closed to stand next to. I got dressed and headed towards the frat house.“Mrs. Phillips! I thought you weren’t coming,” yelled a beaming Harold as he saw me approaching.“I’ve had a shitty night, Harold, so I thought maybe I could have a few drinks and have a good time.”“You sure as shit can. Let’s go get you a drink. C’mon, the cover is however much you want to donate.”I didn’t have any money, but I told him I’d bring him some to class on Monday. He seemed okay with that. The rest of the night was kind of a blur. I. He was a lanky and somewhat ungainly boy, an excellent student in every class but gym. Girls never noticed him, and the guys either laughed at him, or tried to force him to do their homework. It wasn't that he liked being alone--he was a red-blooded teenage male, after all--but he didn't seem to have many options. Barring a miracle, he was beginning to feel his books and games would continue to be his only real companions until he was done with college at least.He paused his morose musings as. Unfortunately, your earrings are just plain silver. However, Idid put a mini camera in your pendant. I did put your body suit andglasses in here too."Jeri rolled her eyes. What was she going to do with Lisa? "Okay, Dropit, Lisa. Let's just go and have a nice time. We're just here to flirtand have fun. Later, we'll go home to Jaimie's place and talk about allthe juicy boys and the slutty dresses we saw. And Lisa, no lookingaround people's insides, certainly don't say anything if you do."Trisha.