And that didn't show respect. So I apologize, Sir."He stepped aside. "Come in, Jack. I appreciate the apology. And would you please just call me John?... Sir, I don't think that shows the amount of respect I should give an elder." I appreciate that, Jack. Someone did a hell of a job teaching you manners. I have a pretty good idea I'll get to meet her next Sunday. But you're 17 years old, Jack. You're almost a man. There's a good chance you'll be my daughter's first lover as well as her boyfriend.. .. We have a winner. Not that I was surprised in the least, but it was nice to know we were on the same page."Lead the way handsome." I say, offering him my hand. Patting me on the ass, Trevor insists, "No ma'am, ladies first." Heading straight for the elevators, we don't waste anymore time talking. Without a word between us, we step into the empty elevator. Grabbing me by the hair, Trevor shoves his tongue into my waiting mouth before the door closes."Mmmm... I like the way you taste." I. “I just want a girl that doesn’t date me for what I do, but who I am. It is annoying when girls just want to date me because I play basketball.” Maddie paused for a moment, before she responded, “Well I think you’re really nice and funny! I don’t care you play basketball…” Matt laughed once again. “Thanks Maddie,” he responded, “But you are too young for me right now. In a few years I’d be honored to be able to date a girl like you.” That response would be stuck in Maddie’s head for the next. He has a much younger half-brother who is called Jimmie within the family. Jimmie is not the sharpest crayon in the box. It didn’t help that he did much more partying than studying in school. But when he graduated, the family ambition was for him to become a lawyer. Connections got him admitted to law school. I honestly don’t know how he graduated. But I do know that he failed the bar exam his first two attempts. He only passed the third time with the aid of a bar examiner named William Logan.