I started walking home I was almost home when I saw Mark and Linda walking towards me I their navy blue uniforms , they had both seen me , we said hel...o as we passed each other , I walked a few steps and looked round , Mark had looked back and was gesturing me to follow.. I let them turn the corner and slowly followed them i stood out side the gate as I watched them enter the shed, I waited a few minutes the crept up to the shed and looked through the slats .They was standing kissing each. Kay touched Laurie's breast and, before they could go further, Laurie came too hard.But that was all, and it wasn't enough to make Laurie change her mind. She had wondered about it, since that evening but... Just wondered. It had happened during all that sex and it wasn't like she was bi. She didn't feel bi! It was just that the fun had already started, and nothing could stop it.But she was still straight. Like Elaine. But no one minded that they weren't bi. It was a close group. Everybody. My headache hadn't gone at all and the incessant sound of the bell was really annoying. I threw my arm out to stop it but I was stopped by Philip holding my hand and a woman's voice was saying:"Anna, please, wake up!"I opened my eyes but the light hurt them and my head seemed tight and still hurt."Laura? What...?" I looked around, "What happened? Where am I?" Oh, Anna, thank goodness, I thought I had lost you."Laura was sitting beside me, holding my hand, her tear stained face looking so. Per standard procedure the cops went through the building, starting at the bottom and working upward (to cut off escape), asking questions and being nosy because it is their job and their natural inclination. (Good nosy people = cop;, bad nosy people = Hollywood reporter.) The detectives were each accompanied by a senior partner, so beyond the details of confirming who was where, when, it was really an exercise in frustration for them.When they got to me I claimed I had not heard the explosion.