She steps forward, "Ladies we have a special guest tonight. This is John, and he thinks women can't fight, so I invited him here so one of us could pr...ve him wrong."As the group of women react to this you couldn't help but notice one of them was someone you recognized from your work. Small and pixie like, Lacey was too sweet and innocent to be in a fight club. She must be here just to watch, out of curiosity, you think."Does that sound good to you?"You realize Melanie had been talking this. My mother walked over to me, give me a huge hug which made me feel uncomfortable in front of Julia. “You be a good son alright. I’ll phone you when we get there!” She left with my father as they got in the taxi and rode away, as I stood on the doorstep with Julia and waved my hand goodbye.We went back inside as she sat down on the couch and looked at me. “So Steve, got any plans I should know about?” she asked inquisitively. “Plans?” I replied, confused. “Yeah, you know. Maybe a few friends. The once proud company his great grandfather had fought so hard to bring up came crashing down, eventually filing for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. All thanks to his father.If he did leave the desert he felt so confined inside of, and went on to college like he planned he would be the first to do so out of his 6 siblings. His 3 sisters, including his fraternal twin, were now married and settled down, despite being close in age to Arin. His 3 brothers were mostly highschool dropouts, with the exception. It took me a moment before I smiled back at him and chuckled, “It is now.” I turned to look at him more closely and I was almost blown away. Dark tanned skin, chiseled jaw, toned muscles, tall… everything about him from his posture to his smile to the obvious half-bulge in his pants just screamed male confidence. I felt myself melting to his gaze, his eyes staring directly into mine with that seductive look that promised me the world.He ordered a Black on the rocks, making me smile at his.