Even if he forgot what hadhappened afterwards, he'd still know for a while just who had broughthim down.As I walked across the street towards him, boy... noticed me. I was alittle nervous about their stares at first, but I certainly wasn'tsurprised at receiving them. Being ignored now would have upset me.Guys never ignored hot babes."Are you prepared for a major change in your life," I asked Ron as Icame to a stop beside him.He looked at me with surprise, then smiled. "I would have neverfigured. As the train was full I stood near the door and a man sitting in the seat was continuously looking at me and was smiling and I also replied him with a smile.When the train was moving when I saw back he was beside me and started talking to me he asked me where I was going; my name and all. As the train stopped at next station the train got more crowded and we both got closer. I was on door side and he was behind me in between he was falling on me at first I taught it was due to the crowd but he. I'd never tried to join them before, not this way, but merely trailed them on those occasions when they would hunt in the forest. I would find Chance then and we would occupy ourselves without concern for the pack, but this was different. I was an outsider, an intruder, and the animal's instincts told him I was a wolf, but his senses told him I was a human. It was confusing to him and he was nervous and frightened because of it.I stayed very still, with my chin on the ground, my eyes focused on. . ' and it usually is, and they're impressed and grateful when I put it right, but I'm pretty hopeless with social stuff. At least I was, until Petra took me in hand.There I was, a real nerd, a total geek, nineteen years old and never kissed a girl, in an undergrad engineering course at Hallam University in Sheffield - with a sideline in computing — can't get away from computers, even if I wanted to. I probably wouldn't even have noticed Petra, (don't get me wrong, I noticed girls, but the ones.