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first final exam. His boss had let him off the hook without having
to put in his notice for the break.  He appreciated it. He enjoyed working
at the machine shop, though he had to admit he fucked off a lot. He was
grateful for the time to focus on his studies while he waited for Angie to
respond to his gift, if she responded at all.
    He picked up
his sociology book, turned on his stereo and got down to business. Angie
wouldn’t want him if he flunked out of school. Not to mention his dad would
blow a gasket.
    His roommate brought some Chinese food home and they shot the shit while
they ate. He’d turned off his phone, unable to resist staring at the screen
every five minutes.
    “So you want to head out tonight? Blow off some steam before finals?”
Chris asked as he put their trash into a bag.
    “I’m good. Thanks for the offer. I’m going to study some more.”
    “What’s up with you, there hasn’t been a girl around in a couple weeks?”
    He wasn’t sure how to answer. He and Chris had picked up women together
since they’d become roommates at the beginning of the semester. “I’m just not
feeling it lately.”
    “All right, I’ll have fun for the both of us.” Chris shot him a smile
and headed out the door with their trash.
    Rich took a shower, giving his dick a good tug to try and relieve some
of his stress. He still had a day of studying ahead of him tomorrow, but for
tonight he just wanted to get off and go to sleep. It didn’t take him long with
Angie’s face in his mind, remembering her weight on him as she straddled his
lap.
    He grabbed his phone and lay in his bed, turning it on. The tension he’d
just released returned as he waited for the thing to start up. He had some
missed messages, and he scrolled through them quickly. One was from Tyler,
asking how it had gone. The other was from his brother, telling him that he was
going to be at the lake house over the break and inviting him to come as well.
That was a surprise. They hadn’t gone out to their old house on the edge of
their hometown in years. As he was about to type a reply to Pete, his phone
sounded again. His heart skipped a beat as he opened the message.
    Angel: Thank you
    Rich: U R welcome
    He responded quickly, but kept it simple. He was back to waiting for her
to make the first move. Pleased that she responded to his gift at all, he put
his phone down and shut off the lights, trying to fall asleep. Just as he was
drifting, his phone sounded again.
    Angel: I ate it all
    He laughed.
He’d gotten her the biggest one they’d had. She was speaking to him again, sort
of. He fell asleep with a smile on his face.
    Rich was pretty sure he passed his first final. He’d done well at
keeping focused despite the fact that he hadn’t heard from Angie again. He
wasn’t delusional enough to think a cheesecake would make everything better,
but at least it was a first step. He’d even talked to Pete about her a little
bit, ignoring his brother’s laughter at him being hung up on a girl. He’d
agreed to come down to the lake house for the break, mostly because he needed
to get away, but also because he figured there would be a lot that needed to be
done around the place that Pete just wouldn’t be able to do.
    He and Chris shared a few beers that night in celebration of being one
step closer to the semester being done. They’d agreed to room together again in
the fall which took a load off his mind. He didn’t want to deal with having a
new roommate. After starting a text to Angie three times without sending he
finally passed out.
    His phone alarm sounded early the next morning and he groaned. His next
final was going to be a killer. He hated calculus, and even after getting a few
tips from Tyler he wasn’t sure if he was going to do so well. Knowing he’d get
more done at the library he grabbed his bag and walked across the campus. There
were only a few other students there this early so he claimed a table to
himself.
    An hour in, his