Plus, she was significantly younger than a typical freshman, and she was a little scared. No dates. There were plenty of boys – or men actually – ...ho asked her out, but there wasn't enough time. Truth be told, she didn't want to be anything but what she was.But that was then and this was now. She had a date that she didn't want to avoid. David looked like a good guy, and he was a hottie to boot.She looked at herself in the mirror. She tried her hair this way and that, combed over so it. "Hi there," a male voice called out.I turned towards the river and a large pleasure boat was gliding towards me. I shielded my eyes from the sun and I saw two guys waving at me."Hi," I waved back."Fancy a trip down the river?" one of them called out.Well did I? I thought, might be fun, the two guys look ok."Sure," I called back, and then I waited until they had manoeuvred the boat up against the bank.I jumped on with a helping hand and the boat engines started again and we were off down. "Arriving at a table for four, Marilyn asked Summer, "Have my parents been in today?'"No but they have a reservation. They should be here in about fifteen minutes." Good. Could you put us at a table for six and seat my parents with us when they arrive?"Cocking an eyebrow Summer asked. "Do your parents know about these two dawgs?" Yes and no. They know about Will but they don't know about David. Please, just seat them at our table, and let me explain it to them." If that's what you want."Summer. " He stuttered. This unexpectedmeeting really made him nervous. "What're you doing here?" he bit hislips and aimlessly touched his nose."Geez, Nick. This is a mall, off course I'm shopping. Why do you thinkI'm here? Doing a secret mission?" I blurted."Yeah.. sure...sure, " he continued to stammer. I thought I still hadsome seconds to waste before I went inside and change my disguise. So Idecided to "torture" him."So, did you buy any comic?" I asked. I projected a little bit ofauthorative tone.