Vegathai sirithu athigam seithu sunniyai muzhuvathum amma kuthiyil iraka mudiya villai. Sunniyai mudintha varai kuthiyil iraki ooka aarambithen, haaaa...aaaaaaaaaa ena oru sugam.Sunniyai kuthiyil irunthu eduka mathe vara villai, amma mulaiyai pidithu kondu vegamaaga ooka aarambhithen. Haaaaaaaaa haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa hmmmmmmmmmmm endru amma munarum satham ketathu. Appozhuthu thaan therinthathu amma vizhinthu irukiraargal endru, oopathai niruthave illai vegamaaga oothu konde irunthen.Amma pundaiyil. ‘Uh,’ he said. ‘Um, well, that was because…’ ‘It was because I thought it was you who made me come,’ was his answer, he thought it, but he couldn’t say it. He couldn’t say it to her. She saw it, she saw the answer in his eyes, and she mentally urged him to say it. ‘Say it,’ she thought. ‘Say it — I’ll admit to it! Come on, now’s the time — say it! Let me tell you, I want to tell you — it was me, I sucked you off! SAY IT!’ ‘It was because…’ he said, stalling until he thought of something: ‘It. ‘I’m Julie.’ She started, ‘Who are you?’ ‘I’m Kenny.’ I replied. ‘Not Ken?’ She asked. ‘No, Kenny.’ I responded. ‘Sounds cool.’ She said. ‘Guess so.’ I replied flatly. This thing was going no place fast. ‘I’m sure glad that you rescued me.’ She started again. ‘I was dieing of boredom over there.’ ‘Glad to help.’ I said. ‘Is that your girl friend that you were dancing with?’ She asked. ‘Yeah.’ I replied, now bored with the conversation. ‘She’s gorgeous.’ She gushed. ‘You two dance so well. Shalett is a nice guy and I went over there to study. Did you get Molly delivered safely?”“Nope, I pushed her out halfway there and told her to hike it,” Hailey countered. “Of course I got her home safely.”They spread their books out on the table and Hailey took a moment to look around. The apartment wasn’t grand by any stretch but it was a lot nicer than the places she’d partied at in the recent past.“Pretty cool,” she said. “It’s a lot nicer than a dorm room. Are there a lot of college kids.