Mum and dad returned with their drinks, and stayed with us until the news ended, before saying goodnight, and going up to bed. About 15 minutes had el...psed, when my sister told me to go to the foot of the stairs, and check to ensure that all was quiet. I told her that there wasn't a sound from our parent's bedroom. She told me to wait where I was, give her a few minutes, and then join her in the kitchen. Five minutes later, I walked into the kitchen and had the shock of my life. I was greeted. After the revelation from last night, how many of you could score higher than a zero?”They all sat there, quietly. As a matter of fact, the quiet was intense. The tears had stopped. The whimpering had stopped. Tasha didn’t look so aggressive now. I took a long breath and sighed.“Now, that is all I’ve got to say, except for one more thing. When we go home, and get back in the real world, I would like to be able to take Sasha and Tasha out and start dating them. One thing I learned that was 100%. He followed the couple as they left the theater, laughing happily and reliving memorable parts of the night's entertainment. As they passed beyond the brightly lit streets of the cultural district to the shadowy rows of parking garages, long dormant instincts began to rise within them. Their pace quickened and they glanced behind them with greater and greater frequency. The happy conversation came to an abrupt end, and Arthur could hear their hearts quicken in their chests. Part of them. She had gone by his place earlier to talk about dinner plans rather than calling. She wanted to see him. She saw him alright. He was in bed with another woman. Vanessa didn't know the woman, and she didn't have to. Kraig caught up with Vanessa not long after that. He tried to explain that he was going to tell her, but Vanessa wasn't going to listen. She was tired of being disappointed by the men she dated. On top of breaking up with him, she dropped a tidbit of knowledge that made Kraig regret.