In all likelihood, you’re a decent guy. You work hard. You’re smart. You contribute energetically to society. You’d like to eventually meet a de...cent woman and have a family. That’s what men have been socially conditioned to look for. And men have held their part of the bargain. it’s women who haven’t held their part of the bargain. the thing is that women have absolutely no conscience. It’s something they were all born without. Have you ever seen a woman truly feel guilt over anything she’s. "But how?" I don't know, but we're going to need a plan," I said."And some help," added Austin."Yeah, you're right," agreed Josh. "You're both right. Man, I just want to kidnap her right now, but I know that's no good," he added."I would bet she's about ready to try to get herself loose of the Bulls," I said. "Molly's never been the kind of girl who would put up with that kind of shit. They've just got her beaten down right about now." Still, it's coming up on the weekend. What can we do. Mom didn'texpect him to pretend sickness, not in the winter break. Usually Dan waseager to see his cousins and parents couldn't expect his ailment wasn'ttrue.Next was the room. Dan had chosen kitchen because there was more lighthere than in the bathroom. He covered the floor with some old papers.Later he put everything from his cache on the table: syringe, scalpel,needle, bottle of alcohol, silk thread, band aid, cotton wool, bandage,bottle of Novocain, manicure scissors.Now Dan had to prepare. Her richthick auburn hair hung down over her shoulders like two beautiful marooncurtains.She moved forward and sat down beside Charlie, not taking her eyes offhis. They did not speak nor did they utter a single word. They justcommunicated through the emotion shown on their faces. She looked sad,yet, strangely happy to see him. Charlie felt equally the same. Hersudden presence radiated his entire body and soul. She seemed to emit awarm glow that made everything seem okay. She stood out brightly.