GRAHAM But this was different? FELICITY He was different, I think. In makeup and everything, Tris...an certainly looked the part...in some ways I felt like I was playing opposite his twin sister. I don't know. He was more fun to be around. He wasn't so...dickish. (Holds her face in her hands, embarrassed.) God, I can't believe I said that! GRAHAM . After a pretty good lunch, we moved back to the pool, having saved our sun-beds, staying there until the early evening. We then returned to our room to get changed, there was some live entertainment in the bar, but we really were just interested in further drinks and seeing if James and Pete could get lucky. Some girls joined us then, two blonds and a lovely brunette who was just my type, slightly quirky in a hot geeky way, if only I was single. We slowly got to know each other, the six of us. "Before Trisha could say a word, Mark interjected, "Can we take her home, now, doc?" He looked decidedly uneasy in the exam room."I see no reason why not, as long as she stays off that foot." The doctor barely got the words out before he was out of the room. It was obvious to Trisha that this doctor really needed to work on his bed-side manner."Let's get you home, now," Mark began, reaching out his arms to help Trisha balance herself on her new crutches."Hold on!" Trisha glared at Mark. "I'm. There was a group tour of the SAM [Seattle Art Museum] as kind of an introductory event. Everyplace we went, we seemed to be standing next to each other. So I checked him out pretty thoroughly.aroslav: Have a good conversation or something?MELODY: Nope. Never said a word. Just stood back and drooled. I don't think he noticed me at all. So from that day on, I started putting myself where he could see me. I even found out that he was in the Figure Drawing class, which is usually a sophomore.