Though he would never admit it Sam originally only signed his lease because Isabel had flashed him one of those darling smiles during his own guided t...ur of the complex.“Sam this is Casie and Kenneth.” Isabel continued. “Casie. Kenneth. This is Sam. If you do decide to move in Sam will be one of your new neighbors.”“Nice to meet you.” Sam replied automatically. Shaking first Casie and then Kenneth’s hand. Both men were well kempt and looked to be in their early twenties. The kind of men who. It got late, and they decided to head back home. They reached her house first. It was a medium sized house made for two or three people. The yard was kept neat and despite almost all the leaves falling, the lawn was spotless. “Thank you for showing me around.” “Your welcome, thanks for walking me home,” she said with a cheerful tone. “You know,” he said with a more serious tone and quickly wiping the grin from his face, “I really don’t have many friends. In fact, none at all. You are honestly. The night went fast as the group downed beer after beer. Brent was electedto be the, "Sober" one and was forced to only have one beer per hour sothey'd get back to North Station to get their train to the base quickly.Louis and Walter tried to take their drinks slow but the soldiers kept atthem to keep drinking and eventually were just as smashed as they were.Trouble came soon as the men sought female companionship. They came acrossa few prostitutes on LaGrange Street who were more than willing. If I go out with her and dare so much as a compliment on her appearance, she will be terrified. I will lose forever the chance of a smile from your glorious eyes for the crime of offending your shy friend. If I behave like a monk, um, ― make it behave like a eunuch ― you will be mad at me for not advancing her social education, or worse yet, making her feel unattractive. Once again I risk losing the hope of your favor. No, on reflection I believe my evenings will be busy until the end of the.