I’m dripping.”“I can see that. Looks like I over-did it.”"You did it just right, Liam," she insisted.“You’ll need to check with the doctor...to find out your due date,” I quipped.She laughed. Angela said she was safe and not to worry.“Here, you can use this. It’s just a sweatband that comes in handy on hot days. Just stuff it inside until you get home.”We met for a second, then a third time. They were merely short pleasurable rendezvous in the same obscure place under the trees before Angela. "getting acquainted". Yeah, sure...One thing about Little Bit: The girl is truly perceptive. She could see that Tony and Paul were getting restive, and it seemed that Paul wanted to talk to her about something, but away from the families."Tony, is there anyplace around here for a pizza?" she asked. "I've got a real yen..."Instantly both young men brightened. Paul responded enthusiastically, and they were off. At the pizza palace, Little Bit looked at Paul and said, "Out with it. What's bugging. He’d gone from kissing them in the front seat of the car to kissing them in the back seat to -- in his junior year -- kissing them in the back seat while fondling their breasts.He’d been helped a little by the fact that girls talked among themselves -- and, as far as he could figure out -- honestly. There were some things that good girls didn’t do, and nobody did them for Andy Trainor. There were some things everybody but dry sticks did, and being Andy’s date was bad enough without being a dry. There was a lot about him that she liked. He knew his mind, and the world be damned. She just wondered how it would go if she held a divergent opinion to his own. It was an interesting thought. ‘Jim, why do you often call Joshua only by his last name?’ He smiled a bit shyly at that. She liked it on him, probably because it was a side of him that stayed hidden to most people. Most people only got the cast iron front end. She felt a bit special to be allowed to see it. ‘Um, I think it’s because.