"Well, erm, he's about 5'10,has black hair, brown eyes that make me melt whenever I look into them,and he flies C130's."I laughed. The C130 pilot's ha... a reputation for being solid anddependable, the opposite of the fighter jockeys stationed on the otherside of the base. She went on to tell me all the gossip about them, andhow he had promised to take her into the desert next weekend. She wasn'tsmitten yet, but she was getting that way.I realised the time, and after giving her a quick hug. Less to go back to and remember. I had the room all to myself since a lot of people on my side of the campus choose to rent out apartments and whatnot. I didn’t really settle in like most people here have already done. I had maybe one or two posters up and no trinkets laying around. I had nothing that could bring me any sort of amusement. Mom was so gracious enough to let me have the shitty T.V. and couch that was rotting down in the basement before she decided to put the house up for buy.. " I'm not going to involve your dad. Don't say anything to him. Do you understand?" Sammy, I'll pick you up in ten minutes," Gina said before the line went dead, pissing me off. Did she think she was going to monopolize my life?I called the Avella house and Mrs. Avella answered. She reported that Gina had just left. "Thank you," I said, trying to make my voice sound carefree, like I wasn't going to strangle her daughter for hanging up on me.I hadn't eaten yet and Gina was coming to pick me up.. Can I buy you a drink?’ It was obvious, he was asking only for Alix. He kept giving furtive glances at her. Poor Linda was kept out subtly. Alix, however, was in no mood and just gave a small smirk at the pompous man. ‘Leave us alone.’ Linda gave a narrowed look at Alix and nodded her head at the man, trying to encourage her to say yes. She didn’t need to, since the man just grabbed a chair from another table and joined them. Alix gripped her glass tightly. He continued to talk boldly. ‘I’ve.