I sipped juice and coffee and slowly started to wake up.Katherine was watching me from one end of the table. I couldn't really tell what she was think...ng. Of course I was in no condition to tell what I was thinking, either.Mari was sitting across the table from me watching me eat and sipping her own coffee. She set her coffee cup down and asked "Was Anna still asleep when you left?"THAT brought me fully awake like nothing else had this morning. My spoon full of cereal was half way to my mouth. “Okay, what’s on your mind?” I responded.“Tell me something, I know I turned you on. Why didn’t you have sex with me?” Sheila’s concerned eyes blinked with curiosity.Her question was both delicate and dangerous. The wrong answer could do damage to our friendship, but I had no idea of what she thought the correct response should be. I followed my grandfather’s advice: “If all else fails, and you can’t think of a good lie, tell the truth.”I set my coffee down on the fireplace hearth, took. I wanted to get the drift of both the moderator's aims and the input from the other students. It was a good decision.Far from the ramblings of geeks and weirdos that I had originally expected, the discussions were thoughtful and very complex. Most of the members were very well read, citing Asimov of course, along with Bradbury and Heinlein. I knew their names, but had little knowledge of their work. If I could find the time, I would search out a couple of their books on the topic of time travel. As I flipped her mattress I saw a box under her bed and I couldn't help myself I had to investigate. They were sex magazines. The first two were just girlie mags with pictures of women gradually getting naked. The next couple had people having sex and Sue had placed stickers next to various photo's saying things like "must try" or "done that". Finally the last two magazines were just full of lesbian photos and I remembered what she said about her and Jenny.I had been looking at the magazines.