" You keep your nose to the grindstone, don't you?" I guess, though Kizuna's got me taking them to a movie in half an hour."There was a pause from Ear...l. I pictured him looking at a clock, a confused look on his face. "That's kinda late, isn't it?" Not for my sister and me. And don't tell me your sisters go to bed early when they have sleep overs." Fair enough."We chatted about school stuff for a few more minutes. I was about to hang up when Earl said, "Oh, Yuusou, did you hear about the new. Sea water is much easier.”“You’re from Surrey, aren’t you, Sir?” the purser, Mr. Beverly asked.“Yes, from near Guildford, but it’s also reasonably close to Godalming.”“Home of Mary Toft,” Mr. Hall laughed. Not everybody understood the reference and he explained. “Must have been around ‘25 when a milkmaid by the name of Mary Toft convinced a great number of learned men, even doctors and such, that she could birth live rabbits. She must’ve stuffed them up her quim and then pressed them out. ‘Twas. "Don't think I didn't see you eyeing that kid last night Jinx. I know you're pining for some action the same as the rest of us. So I was thinking a couple. It's always easier when we can play them against each other."Jinx just nodded, though Mike could swear there was a hint of a twinkle in his eyes. They scouted out a couple different streets. With it being a weekend there should be prey aplenty. Everyone in this city goes out on the town on the weekends. They chose a quiet street that was. Usually when I would ask a girl out she would say, “Wait your not gay??” then I would leave and never talk to them again out of sheer embarrassment, so I just gave up completely. But it never really got to me. Even though I would be disappointed that a girl said no to me, it was for the best because the girls in my school, not to sound smug, were just very immature and if I started talking about anything I liked, they would just stare at me with a blank look on their face and ask “Who the hell.