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Phil woke on Sunday morning hoping that the meal from Lisa would be as comprehensive as his mother's. He took a long shower, and then put on his best pair of jeans and a respectable shirt. The girls had told him to call when he woke, to see what time lunch would be ready. He picked up the receiver and dialed the girl's number.

"Hello, Lisa and Nicole aren't in right now." said Nicole's voice on the answering machine, "Either that or they are asleep, having sex, or just waiting to see whether you are some kind of dirty old man who just wants to heavy breath at them, they get a lot of that. Anyway, leave your name, and number if you don't think we have it, and we'll get back to you. Heavy breather's can just heavy breath if they like, and we'll listen to it later."

The machine beeped and Phil started to leave his message. "Hi, girls. Just wondering what time to come over? Sorry it's so early, I'm a light sleeper..."

The phone was suddenly picked up and Lisa answered, she sounded out of breath.

"Hi, Phil. Sorry about the machine, but Nicole and I were busy."

"Sorry." said Phil.

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