Apart from the rather pre-occupied expression on his face.“Thanks.” Lionel stepped out of the carriage and headed towards the train that would tak... him back south again. It was worse than missing his stop, though. He’d actually gone off in the wrong direction all together. He’d have to go back to Camden Town and then change onto the Edgeware branch.The southbound train was empty too. There were only a couple of people sat at the far end of the carriage. At this time of the evening they were. Marissa predictably gushed over her sorority sisters. I predictably gushed over Hef and the lifestyle he was living (a lifestyle I wouldn't mind myself).I especially made time to have a long chat with Kaia. Even after a few years, she was still the most gorgeous woman I'd ever laid eyes on, Marissa included. Her body was absolute perfection, a goddess sent to walk on earth. Her brilliant emerald green eyes were piercing and sparkled of their own inner light. And when she moved, she moved with a. .. It wouldn't get up. I couldn't do it." He paused and again started gently rubbing the left side of his chest.By now I was feeling really uncomfortable, so I just decided to change the subject, and we quickly returned to discussing a homework assignment that was due the next day. I just couldn't think about such an unpleasant topic.I was forced to do just that by the time my weekend exam came around the following weekend. During the week, I had been given another treatment with those smelly. "What's this about a ceiling, your Mother and I were talking about her catching you and then you taking so long in the shower we knew what you must have been doing". My mother hadn't told her about me splattering the ceiling. Then she continues "But I'm very interested in hearing about the ceiling please continue". At that moment I felt I had embarrassed myself enough and asked if I could be excused, Mom obliged me and I left rather quickly. As I was leaving the kitchen I heard Mrs. Johnson ask.