I rack my brain as they continue to speak and all of the sudden reality sinks in and I realize that it is the voice of my older brother and the memori...s start flooding back. He says remenmeberhow I used to make you suck me when we were younger and then as we got older I would have you gangbanged by my friends and even let the old man join in on the little fuck fest as we once again used your ass and nouth as are persona; holes to fuck and they always made me say thank you daddy and brother for. Plenty of time for that later." I put an arm around Heather's waist as we walked around to the back of the main house and into the garden. Scattered lights cast a soft glow in the darkness. The partially illuminated silhouettes of 20 to 30 people were standing around drinking and talking. Most were wearing the soft white robes that were de rigueur for The House. The delicious aromas of cooking food wafted over from a barbecue. "We're home!" I said, finally relaxing and looking forward to the. You can always keep learning from your opponents. I’d find it difficult to make a case for arrogance. Self-confidence, yes. The two are very different things. Self-confidence teaches you how to handle adversity. Not so arrogance. Arrogance simply makes you blind and a target for overly-opinionated people. ‘Son, in life you won’t need to search out problems, believe me they’ll find you! But you can triumph over adversity if you stay a little modest in your needs and expectations. Humility. Cal was in his first year of university. He wanted to take a gap year and travel around Europe but his parents were rabid for him to go to a good university. “I’d like to revise for your exam.” “Boorrrring,” he said. “Cal, you want to do well, don’t you? Otherwise you’re going to end up working at McDonald’s your whole life and you wouldn’t like that, would you?” “As if,” he snorted. “My parents are loaded. As if I even have to work. Or finish uni.” “Just because your parents are wealthy it.