He was married, considering his deep aversion to female company and their alien thought patterns that was a miracle. He didn’t love his wife, he di...n’t even like her. They married because she fell pregnant, he didn’t even remember that coupling he was so drunk, it was one of the few times in that loveless marriage there had been any physical intimacy, he didn’t miss it. He had walked out on his job yesterday, tired of being underpaid and having to answer to people he despised and considered. Something like this is the only alternative to a real man." Well, not the only alternative," said Cindy, grinning. "But you haven't showed any lesbian tendencies, so that's out."Claire froze for a few seconds. The sparkle in Cindy's eyes said things between the lines."Don't tell me you've ever..." She trailed off."I would never have told the old Claire that I experimented in college," said Cindy, slyly. "But the new Claire is much more broad-minded." Really? What was it like?" Her question came. There C went to the men’s room and said he would wait for me at the bar just around the corner where he could have another drink. Same time I noticed the old guy left the club. So instead of going into the ladies room, which I didn’t need, I hurried back to the place where the 4 guys were playing with the woman. I was attracted like a magnet to that area where the sexual action was and even forgot about C for a while. When I came back the men just traded places... I came as close as possible. This week had been really hard on her fragile soul. Sitting on both sides of her was her really good friends. Voices in her head were constantly asking…do they know? The voices were very persistent and just wouldn’t let her be. She felt like screaming out but knew that wouldn’t stop them. They always liked to bug her never giving her anytime to really think about life. Why were they still lurking about in the dark corners of her mind? Why had they not left her? It was them that had convinced.