’ ‘Just like that?’ ‘Exactly like that, believe me I agonised over our relationship, but we were good together and well you know the rest.’ ...��yeah, lived it, hated it, lost my T-shirt.’ ‘I’m sorry, I suppose I was greedy, another woman’s husband and all that. But I had a chance to change my life and to be honest I don’t regret a lot of what I did. I am sorry about you and Maddie, that I do regret, but I wouldn’t give up Rob for one second.’ ‘I thought the same, or at least I thought I thought. ”He exited stage right.We made our introductions as we walked to the coffee shop. She told me her name and that she was 19 and a sophomore and taking this class and business ethics as electives for her psychology degree. She told me her goal was to become a licensed psychologist. I explained that I was majoring in personal financial planning and economics with the goal of becoming a stockbroker/financial planner.We ended up talking for about an hour and exchanged phone numbers. We made plans to. It was while we were finishing our food that she began to talk to me about me being eighteen and about girls and growing up in general.I guessed that this was going to end up with us having some sort of ‘facts of life’ discussion that I should have been having with her three years previously. I could not have possibly dreamed where it was actually taking us.She told me that she was sorry that we had not discussed these things a few years ago before I began to have feelings for my developed. This was something that he had no problem with at all. Although it was the middle of the afternoon, they were both feeling horny and he had a good idea where this would lead. Meena was kneeling on our big double bed with him standing above her. He looked down at her and she lowered her head, a demure smile just visible on her pretty lips.“So, you like the idea of fucking my best friend, do you?” he said in a stern voice, getting into character. She kept her head bowed; a barely discernable nod.