" he cut her off, "NO. . That's just it, you didn't think... If you had half a brain in that head you'd have known better." Amanda just nodded. John l...oked at Holly and Sara in the pool, "and what do you young ladies have to say for yourselves?" They look at each other and Holly looks back up at him, "we're sorry sir". "Oh you will be. Get in your car and get the fuck out if here. I know where you both live and will be talking to your parents later." They quickly climb out of the pool. "Please. Mom arrivedhome and we ate dinner. It tasted as good as it smelled.Mom dropped me off in front of Aunt Viv's and told me she'd be back in anhour. I was somewhat nervous as I rang the front doorbell. Darla answeredand seemed a bit annoyed. "Mom, your seven-thirty's here," she announcedto no one. I guessed that I'd been a "bad" friend."Darla, what's the matter?" I asked her. "Nothing," she replied and turned sulkily away. I tried calling after herbut she just kept on walking. I stood in the foyer. We went out to dinner and had a few drinks with dinner. After dinner we headed to the bar where we continued to drink for another two hours before the entertainment arrived. When they arrived I was pretty drunk which explains what happened next.The first dancer came out dressed like a cop. He was a well built guy in his mid 20's with dark hair. He quickly shed his outfit and danced around the room in a thong. The scene was pretty funny as the women hooted, hollered and whistled as he dance. He. She hated to admit it, but she was really enamored with this guy. She and Deon were out at a seafood restaurant downtown for their second date – her choice, her favorite place. For their first date, they had decided to keep it casual and go to a cheaper restaurant. The food was not spectacular, so the conversation had been the focal point of the date. It had totally made it worth it. Deon was a great conversationalist. He was able to have a higher level of intellectual conversation, which was.