So this was what he wanted to see? I thought. “You are naughty, dirty and smart,” I said. Adam laughed looking at me realizing that I understood w...y he made me do all these things. “Throw the dice and I will kill you if this time you get six,” I said. Adam threw the dice and smiled. “Thank God, I’m safe,” he said as the dice stopped at five. I laughed and took my turn to throw the dice. I got my six. “Truth,” Adam said before I could even ask his choice. “Why, are you scared that I will make. I am still looking around when a voice says, in my ear, “Well, teach, what do you want?”Turning, I see one of the waiters standing beside me, he is looking down the front of my dress, and his erection is adding a more pressure to those tight shorts he is wearing. After a few moments of working my way up his body from his crotch to his face I recognise him - Gregor, one of my students from my student teacher days.Smiling, I reach out, and say, “I will start with a straight coke and this,” while. ” Brandon chuckled and nodded. Mary took a deep breath and prepared herself to introduce her boyfriend to her family. * “Thank God, that’s over,” Mary mumbled as she and Brandon finally left her house two hours later. She got into Brandon’s car and instantly began getting excited again. “Did your family like me?” Brandon asked hesitantly. “I think so. You would know if they didn’t like you,” she laughed. “Well good.” Brandon smiled and his eyes twinkled. Mary felt that insistent tingling once. All my hospital stuff was behind us. Gertie Oppenheimer was in the house. Vanessa was on day two of her gumbo preparation. Heavenly smells.She had started with a light roux and turkey stock. The Cajun Holy Trinity — onions, peppers, celery. Freshly-peeled shrimp tossed in with okra, cayenne, tomatoes, some crabs, crawfish heads.Pilar, innocence personified, asked Gertie, “What do you think of all that free speech ruckus on campuses?”Walker, straight-man, “Like Berkeley.”Once the kids set out on.