"So do you," she said, resisting the urge to demand that he take her now.He started some music on her stereo, something soft and romantic he'd found, ...nd offered his hand to her. "May I have this dance?" She took his hand and they danced slowly around the room, holding each other close. Actually, neither of them knew any proper dance steps, but they faked it pretty well. After a couple songs he led her by the hand back to her bedroom. They sat down on the bed and kissed tenderly for a long. The former owners had done a good job with the landscaping, trees and shrubs around the perimeter giving privacy while leaving the rest of the space mostly open with a few benches and a small table tucked into a secluded nook. My favorite spot was under a huge cedar tree, a rustic bench wrapping all the way around it. I loved to sit in the shade of the fragrant branches and read.The food was prepped, the nibbles plated, and I had part of the eight cases of beer I’d bought iced down. There were. "So what are you practising for," said Amanda chirpily "Anything I know?" A Midsummer Nights Dream by Shakespeare," said James“Oh, the horror” Amanda replied rather dramatically “Well let's get started, Where are your lines.”So for the next 2 hours, they pranced around, spouting lines in all manner of extravagance. They fell around the room, in practice of the moves to come. When they finished, they flopped down on James's bed, laying on their backs laughing.Amanda rolled onto her side. There were as many parents in the sessions as there were students. I guess they wanted to make sure their kids attended. Most of the kids looked pretty irresponsible. And I guess there were sessions just for parents because precious little junior was eighteen now and parents would not be receiving report cards. Some of them were pissed off.On the other hand, some sessions were vitally important. Like student healthcare. All I had to do was show up at the student clinic. I hadn’t had a prenatal.