I hadnever been in a real studio before so he showed me around a bit and mademe feel comfortable.He said the first thing he wanted to do was a sound c...eck. He told meto sing anything I wanted so he could get everything tuned in to myvoice. As he sat behind his console, and Christi beside me for support,I stepped up to the microphone and belted out the first song that Icould think of... The Star Spangled Banner.He said for a first song he was quite impressed. He said he neverexpected such a. Now, it wasalmost second nature, even if I still needed a lot more practice. Once I was finished getting ready, I opened the door and headed for thekitchen. Mom usually made a small breakfast before church, and I washungry.The tapping of my heels on the linoleum in the kitchen alerted my familyto my presence. They were all sitting at the dining room eatingbreakfast. One of Austin's friends was sitting with them, wearing a shirtand tie. It looked like at least one of them was coming to church. He is wearing a very expensive looking suit with an attaché case in his right hand leaning up against the wall. He smiles at me as I enter the elevator and press the button for the floor below the button he pushed. We have many floors to go yet. I stand there in the middle of the floor and we begin our ascent to our destination. I can smell the scent of his cologne as it wafts over my shoulder. Very manly and extremely seductive was the scent from his cologne. It made my mind wander with the. ”“What do you want?”“I have most everything.”“You got a beer?”“Yes, but you can’t drink and drive leaving here,” he smiled.“Yeah!”“Let me grab it. Go ahead and take a seat.”Princeton rushed off to the kitchen and pulled a Corona from his stainless steel fridge. He also helped himself to more merlot. He returned and took up a seat on the couch.“How are classes,” the booster quizzed handing over the beer.“They’re straight,” replied the athlete.“Glad to hear! You guys hit the road for an away.