We agreed to meet at the mall for one and would decide what to do from there.I get to the mall for about half past 12 and walk around trying to kill s...ome time. I walk into the electronic store and look around for the cute petite blonde I was speaking to last time but she is nowhere to be seen. A little disappointed I just go and sit by the water fountain where I agreed to meet the girls. A little after one I see them come across to me. “Hi Robbie!” Jessica beams as she pulls me into a hug.“Hi. A cocktical illusion? No! Shut up! Dork!“Well, I mean… you know I’ve got a boyfriend. I’m not gonna… do stuff to it.” I mumbled awkwardly.“That’s fine, I can just take you home.” He said, casually starting to stuff it back into his pants.All too hasty I fumbled forward, “No! NO! I won fair and square!”He was clearly fighting the urge to laugh, “Alright, so how is this gonna work?”“I’llshowemtoyou.” I speed-mumbled at him.“What?” he said, genuinely not understanding what I’d just said.Abruptly I. Thetable is set for twelve, eight from our office and four from the autoparts manufacturer. I have never eaten there before. And actually, it'sJeannie, my alter ego and feminized self that is going to have thepleasure. I was leaving Edith's office and going to head back to my office, whenEdith called out to me, "Jeannie ... go get your purse and go seeRhonda. She says she needs to talk to you about something." So, I madethe loop. "Jeannie, let's go to the bathroom together ... we need somegirl. ”I kept holding her.“It’ll be OK, Sam, whatever happens.”I wasn’t sure I really believed that, but I had to say it for Sam. For myself, too. I took her hand and we went inside. Mom was waiting for us at the dining room table.“Sit down.”Mom looked at Sam for a moment. She turned to me and stared. And stared. Her jaw was clenched. Every muscle in her face was drawn tight. In my entire life I had never seen her so angry. I was about to cry. Guys don’t cry.“Did ... you ... hurt ... her?”Each word.