I liked how delicate he treated me."My name is Ned," he said. "I visited Korea when I was younger. The people were very nice"I didn't tell him my home...was Japan."I find the people here to be nice too," I replied. "I haven't meet many of my neighbors yet, but those that I have have been pleasant. I think my questions of where the grocery store is and where can I find good paints tend to exhaust their patience."He frowned briefly. "Well if you need someone to show you around town, you can always. . or at least ask you about protection before doing it with you.”“That, uh, that doesn’t make sense to me, either,” Lynette replied as she lifted her tear stained face up from her hands. “Mike’s been real good...” she said through her sniffles, “at thinking through all kinds of things, and he even stopped our fun times when I wanted to keep going after the Valentine’s dance.”“Come on, Lynette,” Cathy sternly requested to the teary-eyed blonde, “no sense wondering about this anymore. Let’s go. I for one would never do anything todisplease Billy's parents. I knew if I did I would never be invited backand that was something I didn't want.His mom thought for a second and said. "I'm serious boy. There will beno prank phone calls and no calling up friends to come over. You bothknow the rules about the liquor cabinet."Once we assured her we would be good while they were gone she went upthe stairs to shower and change. When Billy's dad came home he also wentup to change to go out. They. As the night wore on, couples were making out as they danced. I smiled when I saw a woman kissing a young boy as he felt her up. She must have had a few too many pineapple punch drinks. As I looked around, it looked like she was not the only one that had been at the punch.Amista and I were sitting close together enjoying the festivities when she suggested we find her brother, “Come, Phil. Let’s find my little brother.” I held Amista’s hand as we ran up from the beach and through the palm trees..