She’d decided to go shopping.A first-year head chef in a small Gilliestone cafe doesn’t make a lot of money, but Carlotta had always been sensible...with her spending, and so she had a reasonable amount of money tucked away for a rainy day.Now, she barely had enough for a short sun shower.It had been well worth it, she’d decided. She had bought what was basically a whole new wardrobe - her old clothes had a certain look to them. Cute, frilly outfits - pastel sundresses and polkadot skirts.Time. So Laura's mind was definitely elsewhere as she walked home. She was soon snapped out of her reverie, however, by the catcall of a construction worker. Between Laura's house and the school, a new mall was being built (much to the delight of Laura's group) and as such, Laura had to endure the lewd cries of the workers."Shake it baby, shake it!" yelled the sole construction worker. Normally there were five or six there, but today he appeared to be alone."You couldn't afford it!" Laura yelled. I moved one hand up to the middle of her back and tangled the fingers of the other in her hair. I pressed my body up against hers and gently opener her lips wider using mine. She was slowly but surely relaxing.I tried a little tongue. She started to pull her head back. More assertive, I thought. If she won't even kiss you, it all stops here. I firmed my embrace behind her head and leaned further in, my tongue probing her boldly. In two seconds, she responded. I got the feeling she had never. Mom's probably freaked out enough as it is. I'm sure she's anxious to see us." Yeah," he agreed.They lay quietly for a while, watching the shadows and light changing as the sun rose higher in the sky.Eventually Bobby broke the silence. "Sammy, I don't think... I guess I'm trying to say... Oh hell, I don't know what to think," he said in frustration.Sammy reached behind her to touch his cheek. "I know," she replied softly.They were quiet for a few minutes. Then Sammy asked, "Bobby, we were so.