“She wouldn’t want anyone to suffer unnecessarily so I’m sure she that after she’s explained the trial, she wouldn’t mind anyone without a l...nchsack going to get one.”“Indeed not. That’s good advice, Eloyin,” said Matra Glendira as she opened the door from her quarters. “Thank you all for being on time, and please join us in my quarters.” When Matra led us inside her living quarters, we found Patra Albertrin was already waiting.Patra Albertrin started the proceedings with a short speech. “Matra. I'm glad to hear it." Aren't you going to ask me out now?" I will, but I still want to wait, just to make sure that you've adjusted to things okay." What do I do in the meantime, Jimmy? I can't just be staying in every weekend. My parents would start to wonder why. Are you telling me to date other people?" I'm not telling you what to do, Connie. I'm telling you what I'm planning on doing. Going out and getting a Coke or something is all right, but I'm not going out with you until I'm sure that. After he came I went to my lounge and sat their crying. A few minutes later Trevor joined me. As he placed his arm around my shoulders I tried to shrug him off, but he was persistent.“I’m sorry… I’m really sorry… please forgive me.” He said.“Why… why the fuck did you hurt me like that?” I asked.“I don’t know how to deal with this fucking gay stuff. I’m attracted to you… and it’s fucking with my mind.” Trevor then continued, “its easy fucking a chick, because that’s the way I’ve always believed. At dinner, Chris looked around the table. There were nine of them squeezed in around the table. It was tight, especially with Maria in her high chair, but it felt good; everyone wanted to be there and joined in the discussion. Even Maria, though only Bec and Alyssa pretended to understand her contributions. No one minded though, it was so cute the way she'd say something completely unintelligible, but in the appropriate tone. Everyone would burst into laughter, which only encouraged her.After.