"$5000 a month,plus you pay utilities." I only saw one meter in the back," Nick said. "You will pay your ownutilities?" No can do," Nelson said. "Unle...s you want to bring in anotherutility account. Most of the power will be from this side, and evenmore for the heat and air."Nick had thrown utilities into the discussion as an old lawyer trick,to give himself time to think about the price. He had been expectingthat Nelson might ask for $10000 a month. In Toronto a space thissize would be five. One on either side of the table like in an interview. I blink once and after that a man was sitting at the table. He was reviewing a tablet in front of him. “Wow”, I said.I figured most people would of freaked out and jumped through their skin at what was happening, but i'm not a very emotional person. Relying on my analytical thoughts and processing to get through life. Although the events happening around me felt very unreal, it did not feel like a dream and that ment I should be quick to. Well...it also made me realize that, well, uh, I've never completely gotten over it. There's always been this tiny part of me that...wanted you...and well, this realization, well..." You think it came back strong?" Yeah. I know, this really isn't something you wanted to deal with, and I realize this fucks up our relationship, but...I had to tell you." My voice wavered a bit at the end there. I was sure she could tell how much this was fucking with me.My sister was silent for a moment, and. . don't leave just yet." The three girls looked at each other, each with very different expressions on their faces. It was Monday morning and their Anthropology class had just ended. While the rest of the class filed out past Chad at the table at the front of the classroom to collect their graded homework, the three Omega Xi sorority beauties waited for Dr. Walters to finish shutting down the day's PowerPoint presentation and slide show. Natalie, the sorority neophyte just looked confused while.