"I guess not," I answered. "I'm - uh - supposed to be agreeable and - uh - do what people ask me to do." Oh. Wow, really? Anything?"I blushed. "I gues...s so. But, I'd rather you didn't ask me to do anything weird, if you understand what I mean. And anyway, I'm glad you're willing to walk with me. I was getting kinda lonely." Jeez, why can't I just say I like her company? Why'd I have to add that last?!"Okay," she agreed. "I'll just walk with you."She was carrying her books the way girls do, in. Choda fir sidiyo ke sahare choda es karte karte karib maine unko 45min. tak dusra shot chal hamara fir ham alag hue us bich pata nahi wo kitni bar jadi fir unhone mughe kaha tum yahi ruk Jao to maine kaha koi aa jayega to wo boli koi nahi aayega usne uski kaam wali bai ko phone karke kaha diya mai bahar ja rahi hu tum parso aana fir maine unko us din bhar 3 bar choda aur raat mai bhi choda dusre din subha 6 baje fir ek bar choda fir ham sath mai nahaye tab maine unko nahate huye jarjast pani. I worked on homework a while when I got home and then just listened to music before heading to the game. As usual my whole family went to the game to support me and I found that made me feel guilty like I was forcing them to be there. The stands were almost full and as usual I felt the roar of the crowd shake the stands. The power and excitement of the game was again amazing and we led cheer after cheer for the fans in the stands. The score went back and forth between the two teams but. I had just got in from work and there was a message on my answerphone to call around and visit my Grandfather. I knew where he lived, but I had never been there before. My Grandfather was the black sheep of the family, although always pleasant to me, but there were a few dark whispers about him too. Before I could knock the door, a staggeringly beautiful blonde girl opened it, wearing what seemed like just a T-shirt."Follow me sir," she smiled at me, and led the way upstairs; it was very.