Missy Makes Mayhem (Missy the Werecat Book 5) by P. G. Allison Page A

other’s eye, to set them both off all over again.
    John knew something was going on but was content to hear about it later.  Tracy shared everything with him as he did with her.  He could tell she was restraining herself, trying not to laugh, and that it was requiring a great effort.  Being so open allowed them each to be very tuned into what the other was feeling.  He was indeed looking forward to hearing about whatever this might be.  He continued to allow his thoughts to wander, tuning out the several different conversations going on all around him.
    Unlike his sister and Mike, who never argued or fought with one another about anything, John knew he and Tracy were both impulsive and very headstrong so they would often “get into it” and then words would be exchanged.  Of course, they both loved the “make-up sex” afterwards.  John’s thoughts of sex with Tracy really got him excited, but since that wouldn’t be possible until the next day when they visited the Fargarson’s, he now wistfully got control of himself and tuned back in.
    Tracy only had Walking Privileges for the weekend, so there would be no overnight fun … he’d be alone back at his hotel.  But, Tracy’s fencing coach Mr. Fargarson was also her sponsor.  Since he lived within the West Point boundaries, Tracy could sign out to go visit there.  Fargarson and his wife had made it a habit of always giving them a couple hours of alone time whenever he and Tracy visited.
    Tracy noticed John tuning out and finally tuning back in again.  She knew exactly where his mind had gone and smiled when he looked at her.  She was very much looking forward to their visit over at the Fargarson’s but that would be tomorrow.  For now, they both needed to focus on her friends.
    Tony and Marcus were having a conversation in Pashto, trying to impress their girlfriends, but Kelsey kept making them repeat certain words until they pronounced them exactly right.  That, of course, was making everyone laugh.  When Cassie and Chandra kept asking for a translation, the laughter only increased and Sharon warned them they really didn’t want to know.  Naturally, that only made the girls insist on being told all the more.
    Kelly finally explained, “Marcus and Tony are discussing who their favorite female superhero is.  Wonder Woman and Super Girl are being considered as much better than Bat Girl or any of the others, but the guys are unable to arrive at any final decision.  And, the rationale for which attributes score highest is definitely getting a bit ridiculous.”
    Tony laughed and said, “We just wanted to practice our language skills.  You know how Major Khan says we need to do that every day.  Only … we haven’t really learned enough vocabulary yet for any thorough, in depth determination …”
    Kelsey giggled and said, “Riiiight.  They don’t yet know how to say tits or ass .  But, I’m sure all the guys will be fully up to speed and able to discuss those in either Farsi or Pashto by the end of next week.”  She turned to Mitch and smiled.  “Just so you know … us girls are waaaaay ahead of you guys.  We’ve done all our homework.”
    Mitch groaned and said, “Hey … football practice every day … remember?”
    Sally said, “No excuses.  Besides, no one has more extracurricular activities than Missy.  Between her soccer and her shooting matches, she barely has time to attend class.  Having roomed with her last semester, I can assure you she hardly ever has time for any homework.  Once soccer season ends she does basketball and after that, softball.  The shooting is all year, of course.  I think she gets everything academically by osmosis or something.”
    John said, “She needs all those extracurricular activities in order to perform well academically.  You should have seen when she came back home from the mountains and was being tutored, doing three years of school in one year.  She still ran five miles every