My last year at university seemed so long ago, but really it was the blink of an eye. I had seen Michelle Thomas from across the courtyard, and was in...tantly... instantly smitten."Do you see her?" I'd asked my brother the freshman, although he already had in two months managed to ingratiate himself to more people than I'd managed the previous three years. "I'm going to ask her for a date." I was terminally shy and nervous around girls, but she was something else."Who? Shelly?" My brother Dave. This was very weird, but I lifted my head, allowing her to fit me with the mask. I didn’t much care for not being able to see, since she was so gorgeous, but Mrs Hotter’s advice was still ringing in my head. “Whatever a woman wants, just go along with it.” So I lay there, hearing her move, allowing her to take my legs and move them further apart. “Wait here a moment, Darren,” she said. “I won’t be a minute.”“I won’t be going anywhere, Nurse Craddock.”Alone on the bed in the dark, I wondered. " She started. "We have already held a quite thorough investigation into yesterday's events, but before we decide what to do, we would like to hear your story."I didn't pick up on the 'we' until she picked up the phone and after tapping a four digit internal number said. "We are ready."Less than a minute later, Philip Bates swept into the room. Our Managing Director was a big man in every sense of the word; physically he was very large, a continuation of his days playing International Rugby; he. ” The one on my left said as I look at her.“Yeah, but if you were to switch places, I wouldn’t know which was which.”“We’ll show you when we get to the stop sign ... if there’s no one looking,” Jan said.“Oh, you mean it’s a secret?” I smiled.“Yes, and you better never tell anyone either,” Jen said.When we came to the intersection, we stopped. There was a car coming and when it passed, they rode out and came back to stop in front of me, one on either side. Still sitting on their bike seats, they.