.. and you're only fifteen." Ha! What would she think if she knew how much I think of her that way? Probably scare her to death."I think about you, Do...n. I want to marry a man just like you." He's lying. He's getting big. He wants to make love to me."You have to wait a few years more, Julie. And you may change your mind. Tom hasn't been around lately. Did you guys have a fight?" Not exactly, Don. Joan doesn't want me to go with him. She sort of broke us up." I bet he'd change his tune if I told. "We have a motion on the table, is there a second?" Sheila repeated as she scanned the silent meeting."Second, for the purposes of discussion!" A voice called from the back of the hall. It was Brenda, the Society's Quartermaster."Moved and seconded. The question is now before us: shall Dennis Richards be admitted as a member of the Liberty Mountain Society of Sisters?" Sheila spoke in the neutral tone of a seasoned meeting moderator. She gave a tiny emphasis to the word “shall.” I couldn't be. ”Luther: “Once again, telling me the shit I already know. Alright then. Be there and dress in something fly.”Juliana: “Ok, thanks. Bye.”She quickly wrote down all the particulars in shorthand on a piece of paper then hung up. She then sat there thinking; ‘Did I really just thank him?’ Juliana stewed in embarrassment over that little expression of gratitude for a bit. Then like a shot she shook it all off and forgot about it and stood up from the table. There would be much planning to do and. Not wanting to add to his embarrassment, Julia just nodded but Josh seemed a little worried. "What's wrong, Joshua? It's nothing to be embarrassed about, it'll happen," she said kindly. "No, I know," Josh replied. "It's just that...." "What?" Julia asked. "Well, I'm just worried that if I meet someone at college and I'm still a virgin, well, what if I lose her because I'm not very good at it?" Julia smiled in that way mom's smile when they've had similar worries which now seem quite trivial..