“What? Just a sandwich in a parking lot? No breakfast in bed” she replied, laughing.“Well, let’s go back to the van, you get undressed and I�...ll serve you in bed. Or, we can go to my apartment and I’ll really serve you in bed” Luther said.“No! No thank you! You’ve worn me out. I couldn’t go another round with you this morning if my life depended on it” Susan said.Susan took the sandwich from Luther.“Me, wear you out? Damn girl, you’re the sex machine. You wore me out last night” She was eating. He asked me what I knew about sex. I explained that Mom had told me that someday my period would come and how to know when it was there, but I wasn't to that point yet. I told him she had told me about sex and about the difference between boys and girls. When I said that last part I looked at his pants again. He grinned at me and said, 'Oh yeah there are BIG differences.'"Mike asked me if I had ever kissed a boy. I shook my head and then said, 'I would like to though.' He moved closer to me. " ...did I know your name? Oh, that old trick. Easy when you know how, but I really should consider abandoning it. I do get so sick of people asking how I accomplished such a trivial feat," he said."Oh, sorry." No need to apologise, Harry. Let me assure that there are far greater wonders in the world, so much more magic." Right," he said, wanting to leave. He had not checked his calendar, but he was sure it was not "Crazy Old Man Day". "Well, nice chatting to you, Mr...?" Going so soon? But. I named some of the mice after my boyfriends. Youdon't mind, do you?" Carol held the mouse up near her face and thenscrunched her own features into a rodent-like visage. "Besides, thisone looks a lot like Jeff, don't you think?" They all look alike to me," Valerie admitted, "and except for thecolored stripes we dyed into the edge of their ears, I wouldn't be ableto tell them apart." They may look alike to you, but they have different personalities. Forinstance: Jeff does well in the maze, but.