" Rod, this is just a feeling I have. Call it a conviction, if you want. Deep in my heart, deep in my soul, I just KNOW that this baby is yours." She ...ighed deeply. "Now, I realize that you have the power to make me change my mind. I know that you can hypnotize me and..." Ah, THAT's what this is about!" I said, nodding. Now, my smile was genuine, and she seemed to pick up on that, a look of hope in her eyes. "Pet," I told her earnestly, "first of all, I cannot MAKE you think something you don't. "I sighed and stood up. The coach was standing by the locker room door."Yes, Coach?"The coach scowled. "There's a cheerleader outside who wants a word with you. We're not going to have a repeat of the last time, are we?" The coach wasn't speaking in the friendly supportive tone I'd come to know and love."I don't think so. She didn't say anything about flunking any classes, did she?"The coach's look wasn't friendly. "Just a minute with the girl, then collect your pal and get her in here."I. I had to catch myself, and realign my thoughts. This wasn’t for me, it was for Nuk. Whatever age her body was right now, she was the same person that shared our dreams with us. Closing my eyes I imagined the older version above me and went to town, doing almost all of the things, I knew so well that drove her insane.Without being able to bury my fingers inside of her and touch all of the places that give her so much pleasure I still brought her off. After catching her breath, she climbed on top. In my case a dreary mood manifests itself as aggression. I might have been in an aggressive mood, but I wasn't pure evil. I decided to let Jen sleep until 10AM at least.While I waited I fixed myself an egg sandwich which was every bit as good as Helen's. It should be, she taught me how to do it.First I reached into the freezer unit of the small refrigerator to remove one of the two frozen sandwich rolls, which I had stored there. Those rolls were from Helen's day old roll supply. I got them.