I guess I should leave too. Party was pretty lame anyways. I went ahead and said good bye to everyone I knew and then I got out the door. To my surpri...e, there he was. He was on his phone and just hanging up. "Hey... so did you make up your mind?" he asked. "Yeah.... let's do it..." I replied. From there we ended up going back to my car since we couldn't' go back inside. I didn't want anyone seeing me walking around with him, thinking I was gay or anything. We got to my car and I kind of let. Picking up the latest issue of “Cosmopolitan” she went into the drawing room and sitting on the sofa started browsing through it. After barely five minutes, the doorbell rang. “Who could it be?” She thought. Surely the c***dren could not be back so soon and Shekhar had said that he would be late. She got up and looked through the magic eye, but she saw nobody. Since it was still sunny outside she decided to check out the person who had rung the bell. Perhaps someone playing the prank! As soon. She said good bye and jumped in the back of John Redcorns jeep and speed off towards the freeway before Joseph had even been able to say good bye. Joseph looked out the door at the smoke from the burnout and said goodbye. He stood their looking at the place where his mother had yet again decided to run off with her lover to her job yet again leaving him home alone, it was fine though because it wouldn't be to long before his beloved father Dale arrived home. Even though he had his ideas that. It "just happened" one night when we were both about twenty-two and it ended up being something which I think really deepened our friendship and our understanding of each other, taking us both to a level of even greater closeness than either of us would have ever imagined to be possible. What's more, it didn't in any way make either of us stop lusting after guys like we always had done — in fact I believe it helped give us both a far better understanding of ourselves and our emotions, along.