The thought of Hank dimmed her mood a little. She’d met him in college, and they’d become fast friends -- but nothing more. He'd utterly failed to...make the slightest ghost of a pass at her, despite all of her hints and signals. He just wasn't like normal men; instead of giving her dinner, a movie, and a roll in the hay, he'd given her superpowers. In a moment of crisis (long story there) he’d exposed her to the same body-altering energies that he’d already used once on himself, giving her the. ” She moved closer and added, “I want you to go to the bathroom now, take off your boxers and cut them into pieces and throw them away but bring me a small piece of the fabric to make sure I know you did it.” I started to turn red, and then Kendra yelled “Hey Jill, do you have a pair of scissors I can borrow?” and she brought them over and handed them to Kendra. I was a million shades of red as she handed them to me. Kendra turned around and chatted with someone else and then I got a text “Do. I don't have many close friends here and I haven't met many people. Honestly, I don't get out much so I don't have much of a chance to meet people. So, I'm taking advantage of you for my own purposes. I hope you don't mind." I don't mind at all. I'm glad you want to be friends. I've missed you. I don't get out much anymore myself so I have just a few friends, mostly teachers I work with. I have one girl friend, Penny Rutger, that I spend most of my time with. She's younger but a lot of fun. We. No point in getting into something with him. He just wasn’t worth my career and it appeared neither was she. I heard a couple of months later from Dave that his girl friend had told him that Kerr knocked Deloris up and then dumped her. Kerr’s parents stepped in and had bought her off to the tune of twenty grand to keep her mouth shut and move on with her life without him. One night, Deloris’s brother, George looked me up and filled me in on the entire story. I had always liked George. He had.