I had to know what had happened and why."I did, yeah," Angela nodded and she sensed my mood, my seriousness."When?" I wasn't looking at her. I only le...ned against her body, staring blankly at the tiled wall. Listening carefully, feeling her against my flesh, wanting to interpret the woman with all of my senses."I don't know..." Angela shrugged."Before or after my parents died?" I asked in a soft voice."Why does it matter, Lisa?" she kissed me. "Isn't it enough that I did?" It matters," I told. . ," my voice cracked, "talk with her face to face, it's kind of private." Listen Chase, I'm not in the habit of letting men I don't know in to speak with ... Jackie at... 1:30 in the morning."I felt the tears and the emotion beginning to surface. I tried to hold it back, but it was no use."Please, I HAVE to speak with her," I cried. "I've spent the better part of the last two years looking for her. Please." Two years? What are you talking about?" If you let me in, I'll explain everything .... Had someone asked him two days ago, what do you prefer: a mild concussion or Louise seeing your hard-on, he would have chosen the concussion without hesitation. Hell, he would even have preferred a severe concussion! Today though, with his head hurting like crazy and Louise’s laid-back attitude toward last night’s events, he realized that having an erection ‘in public’ might be uncomfortable, but it still felt a lot better than a concussion.She was right; he shouldn’t worry too much about what. "Donuts? Milk? Are we celebrating something?"Steve popped out of his office, following me to the kitchenette. "You're smiling, and it's Wednesday and you bought donuts. What's up?"We were joined by Becky and a couple of the technicians."I got tired of you guys talking about me marrying a high school sophomore, so I bought donuts to celebrate her NEW status as a high school SENIOR." Dude," Kevin said, affecting the speech of a slacker, "She's still FIFTEEN..." Yeah, but by the end of the school.