They offered to sell her the mannequin at a bargain price, and Leila couldn't believe her luck. The male mannequin she bought stood with his feet apar..., arms akimbo and a proud protruding member declaring, strongly, that although he wasn't living, he was still a male. Leila remembers having to twist that member around so that she could dress him and display him, without adding a large bulge to the clothing. Leila giggles at the memory. I probably would have had a lot more customers if I had. Anyhow, my apologies." Please don't apologize; I was happy to do it. Can you tell me what happened with Willie, or would you rather wait until the morning brain fog clears?"He took a sip of his coffee. "Somehow, I think you already have a pretty good idea what happened. I tried to sit down and talk to her about the gap between her aspirations to a life of wedded bliss, and the reality of living with a damaged soul like me. It got ugly in a hurry." How so?" Well, she accused me of sponging off. I know what disingenuous means. But who the fuck uses it in actual conversation? It is a word meant only to be used on the printed page."Well." That could have meant anything. I didn't know. Let him figure it out."I had a nice time studying with you the other night," he said.Yes! I was getting a second chance."Me too. I was wondering if you were doing anything tonight." Well, I do have plans, but perhaps you'd like to come along. I'm going to see the wrestling team." Sure."What? Is there a more. .." Brendan said. "I appreciate how supportive you've been,and I still love you just as much as I did before the burger but..." I don't have feelings for you anymore," Stacy blurted out. "Atleast... not sexual or romantic ones. That's what you were going tosay... I could feel it. I feel the same way."They both frowned."I guess on some level, we knew this was coming," Brendan said. "Right?The psychologist said that it was 'normal' but who knows what 'normal'is like this?" Yeah... But this.