We reflected on that for a minute as the waitress brought us our food. There was a matter of great importance that I wanted to bring up, but Dave beat... me to it."So," he began, "what about this band we're hoping to form? Shouldn't we start looking around for potential band-mates?" I'd like to get started soon," Evie replied. "But I have a bunch of midterms next week. What about the following week? Should we have auditions?" We all have midterms next week," I concurred. "so why don't we do it. But as time passed I kept noticing she had her eyes on me throughout. It was time for me to proceed to the stage as informed by Sukanya. Before I went to the stage, Varsha whispered into my ears, “I will be waiting for you, Sir!”. It did bewilder me to think what she meant, but I felt good, and I felt confident.I went to the stage, gave my speech saw the cheerful faces of all the children, but the best part was, the presence of Varsha just on the entrance of the backstage, I could feel her eyes. He looked around to see if anyone had noticed, and then realized how ridiculous that was. He was alone in his office. He unconsciously bounced his right knee up and down. It was a nervous tick he had, along with incessant pacing. If he didn’t know any better he could swear she was flirting with him via email. He sat quietly contemplating the possibility. Jack knew he wasn’t Brad Pitt, but he wasn’t horrid looking either. He was tall and lanky, had brown eyes and a full head of brown hair. While pumping his gas he began to calm down enough to think rationally about what had just happened. He had clearly scared the hell out of the poor woman. He even felt a little remorseful for his angry outburst. He paid for his gas, grabbed a soda and got back in his car. As he passed the hair salon on his way to the freeway, he noticed the black Honda parked on the opposite side of the street from where he had screamed at her. He looked through the window of the salon and there she was,.