How?" Is your, ah, t-shirt a little tight?"She blushed. "Oh, sorry Randy, I was running late this morning and Ithrew this on. I guess it shrunk in t...e wash." That's okay, I was just wondering. Yeah, turn down A and B. And you cango home early today." I shaped the rest of her body into centerfoldstatus, with clothes to fit. She dutifully turned the power down andwalked out on her high heels, leaving her lab coat behind and sashayingdown the hall in a manner that would stop traffic.. " Well ... you seem to be getting the benefit of our lessons." You bet ... slide just a trifle to the left. Right ... there ... uh huh ... huh ... huh ... huh..." Then she asked ... while still writhing, "How are you doing on your thesis ... is ... is ... is?"Grace put down her sketch pad and moved a bit..."for better light." she said ... she said that a lot."Lift your head, Sally ... you greedy thing." Grace slid right into the notch, "for better light," she said. "Oh my ... that smells. “How can you drink that stuff! There’s no sugar in it.” The mug was propelled back in my direction.“It’s an acquired taste,” I admitted.We resumed drinking our preferred beverages.A thought occurred to me. “What time do you have to be home by?” I asked Mel.“An hour earlier than yesterday because Mum will finish work and make dinner earlier,” explained Mel, looking at her cartoon-character watch.“When we’ve finished our drinks, we’d better clean up so you can go,” I said, feeling pangs at the. Im&hellip,Im sorry! I just wanted to b-bring home food to my brothers! I whispered. Please&hellip,please dont call the police, if I go to jail, theyre gonna starve, the twins are only thirteen, they cant get a job yet, please, sir, please. I was babbling and I knew it but I was terrified. For the past three years, all Ive done is take care of my brothers, they were my number one priority. I couldnt leave them. The mans hard face seemed to soften a little bit, his heavy brows lifting. He couldnt.