"For Casual Fridays -- Wear it well, wear it dangerously. With much love from Dirk, Nick, Paul, and Abe" The handwriting on the card was different f...r each name.She opened the box. It was a new red scarf.Towards the end of last period AP class, there was an accident at one of the lab benches. It was a bad, but not dangerous, spill with much broken glass and other stuff on the floor. Jessica called for a janitor. A large young man soon arrived and looked at the mess."I'll need to get my. I guess that’s why I did it. I was...”“You shit!” she growled. “I thought you were my friend.”“I am, I was. Gina, it wasn’t like that. I’d hoped ... you know. It wasn’t meant to be a quickie. I wanted...”“You wanted to take advantage. Perhaps you assumed I would be easy as I wasn’t getting it from Lennie.”“No, not at all. That’s unfair.” It was obvious from her expression, he couldn’t hope to win. He let out a deep sigh. “I messed up, didn’t I?”“You sure did. Damn Robert, I wished you’d told me. He twisted his hand in her hair and jerked, pulling her down. She shrieked, clamping her fingers around his wrist, and dropped to her knees. Even though it was a quiet growl, he sounded more like he roared. ‘Suck!’ Aimee reattached her lips to his dick, slurping it down with all the gusto of a party of Comanche on a raid. He felt himself growing in her mouth, filling it. Using her hair, he pulled her firmly onto it. Some part of him was yelling that he should be ashamed, that he was all but. ”“Where are the boys?”Generally, there were a couple more humans hanging around. Both Brie andEddie were dating guys who frequently stayed over. Jack (Brie’s boyfriend) and Fish (Eddie’s guy) were unofficial roommates and played on the hockey team with David, my really bad date.“Game tonight. They were up and out early for workout and prep, which is why we’re waking you up. If we’re up, so are you.” Brie was decidedly grumpy. “And I need some damn coffee.”I nodded. “I’ll get dressed and meet.