" It'd be complicated. "I'd want to talk to everyone first." Yeah," she said. "Like, get all your ducks in a row. I mean, poly isn't exactly easy." Re...lly? You?"She giggled again. "Like, yeah. Why is it so unbelievable?" I don't know." I considered it for a second. "You have this whole 'girl next door' vibe, and the whole Midwestern drawl just adds to the impression of wholesomeness." I shook my head. "Really?!" Yeah!" She punched me in the shoulder. "I mean, they talked about sharing in. It was a craving that I never felt before like I was hungry for something more than food. Part of me wanted to go back in the kitchen and fuck Amanda and Sarah until they were screaming their brains out. “Jaden I’m sorry if I upset you in anyway. Amanda and I are going to leave for a while.” After I few moments I heard the door close. I took that as my chance to go to my room. Unlike the last time my eyes stayed red as blood. I knew this was not something a doctor would know about, so I went on. Nick sprinted towards the bike shed as fast as possible, hoping to ridehome and lock himself away. He reached the deserted shed, and saw wherehe?d left his bike earlier that morning, when he heard the door closebehind him. He spun around, eyes open in terror, and his jaw dropped.?Well, hello there, Nick ? or is that Nikki, now? Yes, yes, I overheardall about your predicament in the bathroom. Seems like right now you onlywant one thing. And hey, I?m open to the idea.? Nick shook his head,backing. In 2007, Jeremiah and Joseph graduated from Boston College. Jeremiah went to attend Boston College. Joseph went to Northeastern University. Chantal and I were so proud. It seemed like our hard work paid off. Our sons were grown and starting college. Both of them had received academic scholarships to the schools of their choice. We had done our job as parents. This goes to show you that black men and black women can get together, have both family and career, and find happiness and success on.