”“Or what, Rick?” Michael retorted, turning toward him with a sick smile on his face. “Are you going to make me?”Courtney pushed her chair b...ck so that she was stuck in the corner of her desk. She wiped her eyes with the sleeve of her sweater. “Leave.” Rick ordered. “I’m going to call the police to escort you out of here otherwise and I don’t think that you want that to happen.”Before Rick could touch the phone, Michael grabbed Courtney, pulling her from her chair, stepping away from the desk.. I was not old enough to drink alcohol and with no friends of my own age around I just lay by the pool most of the time.This particular day my parents had gone on an excursion around the Island. so I just made my way down to the pool in my bikini to catch some sun.I had noticed this old guy opposite watching me, he had this ridiculous swimming trunks on, that someone would were in the 1970's, probably when he was my age?. I needed to go to the toilet, but was not sure if there was one near the. I had convinced myself that moving in with her, for a short time, was just like going off on a skiing holiday with some mates; a short self-indulgence.Diane decided that we should take a new apartment, and as we moved in, two guys, Jim and Allan, helped us. They lived in the apartment next to ours, were Diane's age, and were both accountants and members of the same surf and squash clubs. In almost no time at all, they helped plan and carry-out Diane's exhibitionist episodes, which made quite a. On the second day, when I was in the library, someone tapped my shoulder and it was my senior Bhargavi ma’am.Me: Hello, ma’am.Bhargavi: Hey, how are you? Surprised to find you here. Freshers usually go home during the first-semester break.Me: My parents are traveling ma’am, so I decided to stay here.Bhargavi: You are studying the second-semester subjects. Good. And wow, Maths – 2. That’s the most difficult subject in the second semester.Me: Yes ma’am. I am good at mathematics, so I am getting a.