And where can I read them? Are there reading rooms in the Union?" "Yeah, but they tend to be busy during the day. How about... don't take this the wr...ng way, but how about reading them at my apartment? I've got studying to do and groceries to buy, and you'd have privacy, and..." She thought this over for a minute, and nodded. After just an hour in the Union, listening to Megan tell us the latest news about campus cops harassing the freaks, Nancy signaled me she was ready to go. We got inside. Pretty enough face and hair and it looks like she has a great body, but that’s all I can tell. Of course, what the hell else do I need? It’s not like I get to try my hand at getting some strange without any commitment or much danger every day. If that’s what she’s really making available… Jess, on the other hand, had understood everything he’d said. The longer she was around Tim, the more she thought getting to know him was something she wanted to do. He was certainly more interesting than the. "Oh my god," she said, "what on earth did you say to him??? He's stilltrying to pick his jaw off the floor ..." Who, me?" I asked innocently, sitting down and then pouring out thewine. "Nothing really ... Now, tell me why you're still playing thesecretary babe, I thought you were sick of that outfit?"She took a long pull of her drink and then grinned at me. "I am,usually, but I saw what you were wearing today and I had a feeling youwere going to keep it on, so I thought it'd be fun if we, you. I found the one I wanted,& looked around for Sue who was talking to a guy she knew from "Facebook". As I approached them Sue looked embaressed,& he was even redder in the face. Sue came to the till with me,& after I paid Sue wispered she wanted to talk. Curious, I suggested a coffee,& as we sipped our drink Sue started telling me that the guy was called David,& had been evicted from his flat,he dessparatly needed a place for a few nights, but it was Saturday,& she knew I liked to dress up and.