"Hey Gege, what does having a nice rack mean?" The mouthful of water lodged itself in my throat, choking me while Luhan's fork and jaw fell. I pounded at my chest and coughed out a bit and looked at Luhan for help. "Where did you hear that?" Luhan picked up his fork from his plate and scratched at his head awkwardly. "A boy in class said it yesterday." Tao had started attending school with Luhan and I about two days ago. I somehow managed to admit him without any official paperwork but while I was a senior he was in sophomore classes. "Well, it's a rude way to say a woman has a big chest." I picked up my fork and blindly stuffed a random piece of food in my mouth. "A big chest? Ah, you're talking about her s. Can you milk human girls like earth cows?" This time Luhan began to choke and I swiftly tapped his back. "No, it doesn't work that way. They do produce milk, but only when she's going to have a baby." It was an awkward topic, but Tao couldn't help but not understand. He did only know so much. "So how are babies made?" Luhan quickly stood up and grabbed his plate. "Well I'm done eating." He announced as he quickly moved over to the sink. Thanks for the support.  

    "Well, a baby is made by a woman and a man." Am I really going to have a talk about the birds and the bees with him? "So it can't be with a man and a man? Or woman with a woman?" He tilted his head cutely to the side. "How are beings created where you're from? Exoplanet was it?" Luhan spoke up, leaning forward on the back of my chair so that I felt his chest on the back of my head. "Mama gives us life. I was born from the black sands of time I've come to understand." Tao stood up and took his plate over to the sink. Black sands of time? That explains the hourglass shape under his collarbone. "So you don't have parents?" I ask, standing up to place my plate in the sink as well. "Just Mama." He smiled softly and I placed my hand on his head causing him to look up at me. "That's good." I say softly.       The rest of the weekend was pretty quite with Tao being heavily into reading these books about human biology. He'd ask me the occasional question then go back to reading. Sunday night, while I was just lying in my bed relaxing, he walked into my room and sat at the foot of the bed quietly. "Gege?" He tugged at the bottom of my shirt, and I turned my head to look at him. "Yea?" He play