From that you may imagine that I ama big muscular macho man. Not. I had always been a fast runner, and soplayed scrum-half, in those days a position f...r us smaller in stature. Iwas just over 10 stone, and 5'8". My dad occasionally teased me about myslight frame; calling me "famine in China". Jennie's circle did seem tohave a lot of well built men, full of self confidence.After a term of my shy dithering, I began to assume I had missed theboat. I saw Jennie very infrequently, as we were on. Candles, light music, wine… you get the picture. When Frank walked in from work, he asked me what the occasion was. I didn’t tell him, just asked if he wanted dessert before or after dinner. He smiled real big, and said “before, of course.” I took him by the hand, and led him to the living room, where I had a blanket laid out on the floor with the bottle of lotion nearby. I instructed him to take off his clothing and lie down. He did as he was told and as I poured the lotion into my hand, I saw. Angie was holding hers expectantly in front of her. Oh, of course. I raised mine."Cheers!" I said.Angie smiled and we clinked glasses, then took our first sips."My, this is good," Angie remarked."A friend recommended it," I replied."You have good friends." That I do."I drank some more and thought about that. Maybe being just friends with Tamara would be pretty good after all. When I looked over, Angie had shifted position. She was sitting sideways on the couch, much closer to me than when she. He got the message really quickly and gave me a big grin.After we had loaded up our trays, we found a table for two. There weren't many of them and they were usually hard to come by.We talked for a while about our first assignment for English class. It was to be a news article about an event, either real or imagined. "Remember the five Ws," I told her."What are the five Ws?"It's the five things an editor always wants in a news article. They stand for Who, What, When, Where, and Why. You should.