“I better get it this time, you’re all thumbs.” She stated with merriment in her voice and bent over.“I can explain; you see…” I was makin... no sense.“You were curious. It’s ok.” She stated with no hidden meaning in her words. I stood like a recalcitrant child waiting for her reprimand as Paige brushed off a little dirt on the cups. She lifted her head and regarded me with curiosity.“Ever been with a woman?” she asked point blank.“Well, I ah…” I dithered on.“That’s a no.” she said positively. I. Maybe I better explain.I was kind of a radical kid. I got into a lot of trouble just doing goofy things that teenagers do. Julie was my best friend. She would always tell me to stay out of trouble, but trouble simply followed me around. I was lucky if a day went by when I didn't get into a fight with someone. The person I confided in was always Julie. She was my rock, my girlfriend and my love. People don't think that young people can't fall in love; well, they're wrong! I would have died for. They testified as to what they thought the value of the land to be. Danny gave money figures as to what he thought the cost of this land, the cost of developing it and with some overhead and profit divided by the number of lots how that would translate in to what individual lots would be priced at. He gave examples of what lots that are developed in various locations around town have sold for or are selling for. The prices of these lots he said are in line with what his asking price would be. But now, let’s get some other parts of our bodies wet.”Each couple found it fun to shower together and that led to more horizontal dancing and a nap before dinner. They were at their assigned table but a good observer would have noticed the new seating arrangement.Regular dancing was again offered and those new skills were practiced. When Aditi was awkwardly moving around with Manu she asked, “How’d it going?”He chuckled, “She is an eager one. Like us with dancing, she will get better with more.