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friendship thing, Summer,” I
began. “It includes benefits, you know, well, on my part at least. You can do
whatever you want with me. I’m fine with that.”
    “You are, are you?” she asked.
    “If you want to jump my bones, I’m more
than happy to oblige.”
    “I thought you’d say that…”
    “So until we resolve this trust thing
between us, until we figure out what I need to work on in order for you to take
me seriously as the man for you, I propose having an arrangement where we
satisfy each others’ sexual urges and needs when we have them, with no strings
attached. We’re not married, not engage, and not dating; but we have needs, and
we can’t deny how much our bodies crave each others’. What do you think?”
    Summer was silent, which made me
worried. She was thinking this through, and when she thinks anything through
and let common sense take over, it’s usually a ‘no’.
    I increased my rubbing behind her ears,
and bent down to lick the sensitive area.
    “Remember how good it felt when you came
last night? Remember how long I can hold you up and devour your sexy sweet
pussy? How I love sucking on it?”
    “Oh Drew,” Summer moaned. “You’re so
persistent.”
    “Yes, I am, Summer,” I breathed into her
ear. “Especially when it comes to you.”
    I stuck my tongue into her ear then and
traced her lobe. “Dammit, Drew,” Summer muttered. “You drive a hard bargain. I
can’t tear myself away from you.”
    “Is that an ‘yes’?” I asked.
    “Yes,” she moaned.
    “Good,” I said. “It’s settled. We have
an arrangement, and whenever you need me, I’ll come running, and whenever I
need you…”
    “We’ll see, Drew,” Summer said.
“Whenever you need me, find me.”
     

 
    Chapter 10
     
    Summer
     
    D rew and I parted
after our so-called arrangement, and I went back to the Pad, eager to begin my
work for the Sociology class.
    I got through chapter three but was
having a hard time understanding the theory behind chapter four and five. I
wasn’t sure if it was too early to call Cooper, to ask him if he’d started
reading, but I really wanted to get all my reading done before I forgot.
    It was the secret behind me getting
straight A’s and me maintaining my scholarship at USC. I was studious.
    I punched in Cooper’s number, and waited
for him to answer.
    The phone rang and rang, and I was about
to hang up when he picked up. “Hello?” his velvety voice said. He sounded like
he was in the middle of something.
    “Hi Cooper, it’s me, Summer!” I said
brightly. “Sorry to disturb you, um, are you in the middle of something? I
could call back.”
    “No, no, it’s alright,” Cooper said.
“What’s going on?”
    “I’m embarrassed by this, but I started
reading the chapters for our next Sociology class and I got to Chapter 4 and
couldn’t understand the theory. I mean, it’s supposed to be easy, right? But I
just don’t…”
    “Oh, don’t worry about it,” Cooper said.
“I just finished reading the chapters, and it wasn’t as easy as everyone
thought it’d be. So, what do you not get about it?”
    “The concentric circles,” I said.
    “Ah,” Cooper said. “That was
complicated. Got some time to go through it?”
    “Yes,” I said. “It’s the one thing
holding me up before I can finish my assignment for Sociology. You see, I’m a
bit of a nerd…I need to get my homework done first thing after class so it’s
still fresh in my mind, and if I wait, I forget.”
    “Sounds like me, Summer,” Cooper said
wistfully.
    I stopped. Again, Cooper reminded me of
someone familiar just now. Nat? Aunt Sookie?
    “Did you see how that diagram showed the
impending eco-growth?” Cooper asked.
    “I saw it, but I don’t get it.”
    “I have to show it to you in person so
you can see how it works,” Cooper said. “Do you want to set a time to meet?”
    “I’m at the beach all day today,” I
said.
    “Must be hard,” Cooper joked. “I’m
actually heading