" I handed her theessay, which she saw was full of red marks to indicate the copious numberof errors that I had found. "As you can see, I think ther...'s a lot ofroom for improvement... but I'm willing to help you and get you ready forthe next essay."She took the paper from me and stared intently into my eyes. I returnedher gaze, but after a minute, I began to feel uncomfortable and tried tolook away. I could see her smile as I started to avert my gazedownwards, as she recognized that she had. The girl was sobbing, everything was covered with dust. A light bulb glowed faintly through the dust laden atmosphere.Everything was quiet.“What happened?” the girl shouted.“Thunder,” Oleg laughed.Part of the ceiling had collapsed. As the dust settled they saw the kitchen door was off its hinges. The big refrigerator had been knocked sideways and leaned drunkenly against a sink unit. Water poured from a ruptured pipe.Oleg picked up his bag. “Time to go.”he said looking for a way out.The window. It was difficult to judge her figure because she was wearing layer after layer of clothing that covered her legs down to the ankles and her arms down to the wrists. Moira confided in me that her sister was still in possession of her cherry and under no circumstances was I to relieve her of that burden because their mother interrogated her each evening before bed about her status and the poor girl was unable to lie about anything.However, she thought it would be a fine idea if I was to take her. “Don’t forget about us,” Diane spoke for her, Brenda, and Abby.“We won’t,” Tina replied.They finished their meals and prepared for the hockey game. Dan wore his usual hockey sweater, Belleville Falcons, Hayward, number 27.Susan had changed her top for Dan’s viewing. “Mom, you may as well not bother wearing a top for Dan, its cut so low.”“Who says you can look at my tits,” she teased Alex and he blushed.Tina also appeared from their bedroom in a low cut top and a short skirt that left Dan.