When he had asked, with considerable confusion, “Who?” Janice Worley had suggested he ask a friend like Taylor to the Spring Dance.Afterwards, Bil...y had confessed to Taylor that the second bravest thing he ever did in his entire life was when he had finally gotten up the courage to ask her. To his amazement and surprise, Taylor had agreed. She had replied after he admitted his terror at a possible rejection, “Why would I have said ‘No’? You’re my friend.”Everything had gone quite normally for. “I love you too, Dan. Thank you for including me.”No wedding celebration would be complete without announcing it to the public. Scott, Ben, and Brad had decorated three cars with streamers and balloons. The married couple was ushered around Belleville, car horns blaring. The back seat was crowded as they also included their love, Wendy. The newlyweds were busy with Dan’s fingers inside each pussy while his loves groped his crotch.Dan and Karen didn’t want their reception to be too extravagant. The phone rang and he frowned."I knew I should have taken that off the hook," he said with a sigh. Reluctantly, he got up and answered the phone."Hello?" Lani watched over the back of the couch as Dom went very still."Yes, I'm here," he said. His fist clenched at his side. "No. No, I don't." Pause. "I don't care. I have nothing to say." He hung up but stayed there, staring out the window. Damn him, Dom thought angrily. Damn him for calling. I didn't want to hear from him and he knows it. He. It wouldn't be long before Jen saw Steve again. One of Mike and Steve's co-workers was getting married the next weekend, and they were all going to the wedding. In fact, Jen was one of the bridesmaids.Jen couldn't help admitting to herself that she was disappointed. The wedding reception was almost over, and Steve hadn't paid any attention to her the entire day. He hadn't spoken to her once, or even looked in her direction.Going to the church, earlier that morning, she wasn't sure what was.