Shegave me her number and said, "I moved to a different place so call me?"I dropped my cigarette on the ground before I got in my car. It was thelast ...unday in September and the weather was overcast so I put the topup. My soda was in the drink holder and I was all set. I pulled on thefreeway and lit another cigarette. I got back home by 3:00 thatafternoon. I took a shower and put on some sweatpants and a red t-shirt.I did my homework. When I finished, I found myself on the internetsurfing for. “So what’s the plan tonight, Lee, off for a few cheeky beers with the boys, or a quiet night in?” I hadn’t really decided. “Not sure, Jess. Feeling a bit jaded, might just have a quiet one, stay in.” “You could always crack open that bottle of wine you’ve got stashed away in your drawer, Lee.” I was gob smacked. “Which bottle of wine is that then?” I replied, trying to be nonchalant. She gets up, and walks towards me, eyes firmly fixed on my face. She brushes against me as she passes and I feel. As I sat down she asked, "Do you know what the term 'Quid Pro Quo' means?" Sure." I answered. "It means if you do something for me, I'll do something for you." Exactly!" Kelly exclaimed, followed by, "And I'm glad you defined it in those terms because I think there's a little Quid Pro Quo you owe me. Since Mom and Dad are going to be gone until late, I thought today would be a good time to collect." I'm not following you." I replied."Kyle," she explained, "whether you believe it or not, I'm not. " The smile sank, noticeably."Thanks, Marcus." What?" Just... doesn't matter. Thanks, I know you meant it nicely." What? What was... see, this is why I won't get a job where I have to talk to anyone. Maybe I can be a security guard or something." What do you want to do?" I... I don't know. I've never really thought about it, much. What do you want to do?" Honestly?" Yeah." I always wanted to do a Health and Beauty course. You know, massage, nail care, maybe even hairdressing. Start my own.