It was a beautiful summer day and I was sat on an overcrowded bus, wearing a black suit, melting into the seat. All of a sudden things weren't looking...quite as good as I had initially thought, but that soon changed.The bus pulled into a bus stop. I groaned as the faint breeze whistling through the window ceased. If I didn't die from the heat it would be from suffocation. There were so many people on the damn bus, and there was just about to be more. This was not a good day so far.My mood lifted. When she'd finished I thanked her for the coffee and returned back home with the memories of her feet etched firmly in my mind.Unfortunately I didn't get much time to go back down to see Carol before I had to move away for personal reasons. Recently I went back round to see her but there wasn't a car in the yard, I knocked on the door to see if she was in but there was no answer. Out of curiosity I tried the door and found that it was unlocked so I opened it and went inside, calling her name in. That little girl’s body wanted something her mind wasn’t ready for yet. Both boys are about the length of your middle finger and have a similar circumference. The girl from here was right about those men not having much more than the boys. The difference is that even if she had gone with the men, it wouldn’t be what she expected, and then she would be resentful before getting angry. Girls her age can’t keep a secret about something like that from their best friends. Those men wouldn’t. Maybe it was the girlfriend—whoever it was—whom Jennifer had been meeting there? Except ... it kind of looked more like a man.Oh well, I'll ask her about it later.While Jennifer had been volunteering at the hospital, Mike had thought about making a donation to the ward in which she worked. He'd planned to offer it personally, while visiting Jennifer there, but he'd never gotten the chance. Seeing the card, Mike resolved to correct that.I bet this card made Jennifer sad. Maybe I'll go there.