She waited for a few minutes taking a few bites and then decided it was time to strike up a conversation and not the normal type either. “So, did yo... enjoy the show last night?” Sam looked up at Mary as she was shoveling another fork full of eggs into her mouth and chewed quickly. “Oh yes, that was an amazing movie.” Knowing full well that her aunt was asking her about something very different. The look on Mary’s face was so calm and collected that Sam thought she was out of the woods, that was. There was no pretense about her and she neverjudged people by what category they might be in. To borrowfrom the film, she was the anti-Heather.I'd always had a crush on her - along with every other guyin the school. But while I never expected it to come toanything, we had been very good friends for years. Studybuddies, school activities and so on. But about two monthsback, I'd asked her to a movie - I had no ulterior motives,yet something clicked that night. As we said goodbye, I hadleaned over. She was covered in sweat, there were heavy bags beneath her bloodshot eyes, and her roots were showing beneath her elaborately dyed hair. Her clothes were wrinkled and dishevelled. God, she looked like a homeless person.There was an angry pounding at the bathroom door. Yui sighed and opened it, letting the next person rush in, clutching his stomach. A line had already built up for the toilet. She was about to head back into the throng searching for happy abandon again, but then she noticed who. Somewhat B average student, and i was pretty good looking too. being about 61, 180 something odd pounds with dirty blond hair, piercing blue eyes and a voice low, deep and smooth. i wasnt a total fitness work-a-holic, but i had pretty sculpted abs and toned arms. i lived fifteen or so miles outside of the local town in Oregon, so i kept fit by logging, splitting, and selling firewood. At 16, i was driving and had my own truck, which was an old beater i got from my dad. that thing ran like a.