Especially since the alternative was sitting at a computer for another few hours. He rolled back and cuddled her. “Trent, when you drew the plans fo... the house, you put in kids’ rooms. What do you think of that, now?”“You read science fiction?”“I love Eve Dallas.”“The High Frontier, ring any bells?” he asked.“No. Should it?”Life was hell when you started with a metaphor and the other party didn’t get the reference. “I had a friend in college who argued about the idea of living in orbit and. It was decided that he move inwith her the following weekend. He was also told to quit his job aswell which he never really wanted either. Before leaving Cameronreminded him of how he was to dress at his house and that she expectedhim to arrive as 'Christine' not Chris. He agreed. On the way home, Chris was starting to have second thoughts as to thisnew change in his lifestyle. As he headed home dressed as a boy oncemore, he was actually a little relieved in being out of the. He set some of the house newspapers on one of my wooden end-tables, and then dribbled a splash of the nail polish remover on the papers and wetted the label on the plastic bottle with the fluid too. Then he plugged in the radio and set everything right next to each other on the table on top of the newspapers. He spent of few moments setting the time, and then he went back across the room and silently closed his suitcases. I realized he was about leave. What the hell was he doing?I probed into. ******** Friday Night We were on our fifth date when we went to the pier for dinner. There’s a nice restaurant out at the end of the pier. If you get there before the sun goes down you can watch the sun sink into the Pacific. I’d met Sandy in a bookstore in the Marina shopping center three weeks before that fifth date. She was looking for a specific book and the only copy in the store was in my hands. We talked, she got the book and we shared a beverage afterwards. On the short trip to the.