At the only birthday party I everwent to, when the others went out to play, I stayed back with the momsand talked to them and helped clean up. They we...e so nice to me!Meanwhile the other boys were chasing and throwing a football back andforth across the street for some reason.So being here, at this prestigious school, with mostly women, I feltright at home. The other students, especially at first, really didn'tknow what to do with me. It wasn't easy to make friends though mosteveryone was nice. "I think we can set something up." Why did you make me do all that?" Billy asked angrily after Molly managed to get them out of the parking lot without any damage to her mother's car. "I'm not gay!" I didn't make you do anything! Well, maybe I sort of eased you into blowing that guy in the booth, but you sucked off Brian all on your own." You almost tried to kill me!" he said gruffly. "You suffocated me until I opened my mouth, and then you made me take it all down my throat!" Let's not argue. He sighed ecstatically in relief then looked up at her and smiled just as the vision faded.The next morning, Grace rose early and crept into the kitchen. She extracted the flask from where she'd concealed it under the sink and swallowed a generous measure of the medication. She felt sure that Leonard would not approve but Monica seemed adamant that she should take it. No further loss of memory had resulted and she'd taken the medication for months at the club without any other adverse. "He nodded. "Thought it might be best -- leaving the door open for a reassessment." And, I never specified a timeframe." You will be an awesome lawyer with that kind of skill with weasel words," he remarked.She pulled off her hood and unzipped her sweatshirt. Her hair, instead of being straight, fell around her face as a white mane of soft curls. "Brian -- I wanted to apologize for my behavior the other night. I don't know what got into me. I hope you can forgive me." I can't, Debra." You.