I didn't remember her as being quite so radiantly beautiful. Her red hair was backlit by the afternoon sun. She came up to me, gave me a solid kiss on...my mouth and asked me if I wanted a smoke. Before I could answer, she produced a pack of unfiltered Camels, the only kind I smoked. That was weird. How did she know that? We were smoking, talking and laughing with people all around us, and then, somehow, we were in her little room in this dorm kind of building further up Bancroft. One thing led. " Have you ever tried to just ask her if she sees it going anywhere?" Well... not yet. We never get to that point in a conversation, becauseconversations barely actually happen." Then why would you even be interested in her?" There have been a few conversations, I don't know what it is about thesituation, but she is just so much more comfortable. I don't know why,but a few times we've been able to just talk. I always think that it'llstart happening more frequently, and I'll be able to actually. He started kissing me, before I could tell him my plan. I had to practically shove him off me, and that wasn't exactly easy, he was a big man. Once I got him to let me go, I whispered in his ear. "Meet me at my parents truck." I went first, waiting for my Dad to bowl, and my Mom to start her usual gossiping. It didn't take long though, and I snuck out the front door without being spotted. Tony followed a few minutes later, and we met up in the truck. I was wearing a denim skirt, which I easily. I countered that I thought I could handle that, but I was pretty sure that I would be quite thirsty by the end of the game.As we talked they learned why Mike and I were in town. We found it ironic as they revealed that they were in town because Terrance, one of their guys, was getting married and they all got together for a bachelor weekend before he went down the aisle.Looking at them I jokingly said, “Wait a minute, he is getting married, and your here watching a football game? Shouldn’t you.