"I thought, yum."I laughed."It's weird that I trust you so much."He put down the sandwich he was making. "Marcy, you should trust your instincts. I me...nt it when I said I would help you learn anything you want. And I would never hurt you. Never. I won't steer you wrong. I won't push you." I have a lot of questions about you, about what goes on at Melody's," I said. "It's not like there's a lot of people I can ask."He licked one of his fingers, unselfconsciously, and my gaze followed the motion.. A mile on the Interstate rolled by and Chris spoke, “Yes, I do have something else regarding Marcia, and it’s an observation. We’ve talked about building an intimate relationship with each other. This required talking and listening to each other, and we’re good with that, and I think she is too. We just need to talk more to her.“We also talked about transparency, which to me means that we don’t hide parts of ourselves. I think Ash guessed her big secret, not that she was bisexual but that Deb. “Mmm,” she said in a satisfying humph, “Tell me about it.”Reaching the summit of the lift, they exited their chair and worked their way down to one of the runs near the edge of the mountain. It was a long, intermediate trail off of the beaten path but the moguls and ungroomed sections made for worthwhile challenges along the path. Jordan took off ahead of them with the understanding that they would all meet up around noon for lunch. Chris wasn’t too far behind him which left the women to work. I swiped the curtains open and looked down. There was a girl standing in my back yard beneath my window. She saw my face appear and began gesturing for me to open the window.To my groggy, half-shut eyes it looked like Sheila.I opened my window the four inches it would move and leaned down to whisper through the gap at the bottom."What's up?" I asked."I need to talk to you, Anthony," she said. "It's really important." What time is it?" I asked."I don't know. It's after three I guess. Can you.