"Different than what?" Well, I've only really been with Jack," she said.Confused I said, "But I thought all of girls had been... well, you know." Hook...rs?" Yeah," I responded.She laughed. "We were but I wasn't much of a hooker. I mean sex worker." I'm sure I looked confused. "I better explain. I ran away from home when I was seventeen and came to San Francisco. I was going to get a job and crash with a bunch of girls and get a boyfriend and all that. That's when I found out that there aren't. I just planned on having a nice relaxed evening at home, having a nice glass of red wine and watching Inland Empire again? and yes, I do watch that kind of movies for relaxation. Soon enough I heard a commotion from the apartment above me. The blonde that moved in a couple of weeks ago obviously decided have her house warming party that evening. So much for a nice relaxing evening. For about an hour it was the usual commotion when all of a sudden I heard her and her guests shouting out a ?sieg. "You can't," Caitlyn protested."I am, I'm leaving the company," I repeated."No fucking way," my brother insisted."I have to. It's not working," I said softly."Of course it's working." There's not enough for me to do. Christ, Dad doesn't trust me to empty the waste basket."And he didn't! My father loved me, always had, and I'd known it growing up, but I'd also always known I was number two in his eyes. Adam had always been held up as what I could be. I'd never quite made it!Looking back on it. There was no industry for miles, so the water was sparking clean and so fresh you could drink it, and the town council had been careful with the modest development, doing just enough to make it great place for families and tourists to visit. We parked, grabbed our bags and headed over to the shore, until Kat suggested we walk up the shoreline to a quieter spot.I was really enjoying soaking up the sun and the fresh smells that wafted across the water when Kat decided we’d gone far enough, so I.