The man I assumed was Grant was sitting alone over in one of the corners. Madison and Alexis walked over to me with a glass of water. They had been si...ting with a couple of the other girls. Then one of the girls stepped forward and introduced herself as Sam. She stood at 5’9” and was the tallest girl in the room. Dressed in a tight pair of denim shorts and a tight shirt that road up on her belly, revealing a naval ring, and a clearly visible bra through the thin material that was easily holding. A horrified look came over her face.I chuckled, “Your mother told us that if you ever came here all you’d do is stare at your cellphone all weekend when you came. There are other things to do here, people to meet, and I’d like you to sample all of them this weekend, so no cellphone. You can turn it off.”Kat looked panicked, and looked from me to her mother and back. Taylor nodded to her to comply with my request. She slowly took the phone, turned it off, and put it in my hand looking like she. Christy gives Thea a look she can’t quite read, somewhere between incredulity and appraisal and the walks past. Thea goes to lock the door and look out the window to see if there is anyone else out there. When she turns back, Christy is at the top of the stairs.“You coming?” Christy asks.Thea sighs, wondering not only what the hell is going on, but how the girl is afraid of her appearance. By the time she decides to see where this goes, Christy has disappeared. Thea climbs the stairs and peers. I was nineteen and, although I wasn't altogether happy about still being a virgin, I wasn't overly concerned about it since a lot of my friends of the same age were in the same situation. I certainly wasn't actively seeking a sexual relationship with anyone. I was, and am, not very assertive when it comes to women. I find it strange that I am relatively confident in so many areas of my life yet find it terribly difficult to make a move on a girl. I always knew I'd much prefer it if a girl would.