Jub bhi o kaam ke time me juk jate the to main mauka ke phaida jarur utha ta tha.Unki gaand to bahat hi bada tha jo ki ghar me jub o chal te the to o ...ekdum left right ho rahe the.Kya kahun yaar kya hooth the yaar ekdum bade bade lagta jeise khaunga to ek waqt ki ho jayega.Haan ek aur baat kehedu aap ko ki kabhi kabhi mujhe bhi lagta tha ki o bhi mujhse kuuch chahate hai kyun ki mujhe o kabhi kabhi wese hi dekhte the.Jub o Apni baal banate to main hamesha chupke se dekhta tha aur muthi marta. " We're here. Do we knock on the front door or go around back?" Knock, I think. We're not that close. Yet!"When they pressed the button of the doorbell they heard chimes peal softly in the depths of the house. Nancy felt a tingle of nervousness.Bill did a double take when Jan opened the door. She wore an opened beach robe with a red bikini underneath, which showed wide expanses of silky smooth skin. "Hi guys! You must be Bill. I've seen you around the club, but I didn't realize you were Nancy's. .." You two are weird," Mikee said, shaking her head. "What was that all about?"Mom set a huge plate of waffles on the table and sat down between Dad and Mikee."It's an old Tommy James song, I Think We're Alone Now," Robbie explained, reaching out and spearing the top waffle. She was sitting between Dad and Tami."It starts out 'Children behave', I guess the song popped into both our heads at the same time," I finished, scooping scrambled eggs off a platter and onto my plate."Do you two know. I took it from Cora three years ago. I just wanted to see what kind of guy I was working for,” she laughed. “I won’t be there for every class, but it was a fun refresher today.”“Well, you certainly helped with our introductions. I was about to halt it and explain the difference.”“Like I said, I already took the class. You started out almost exactly the same way Cora did. I don’t know why they’ve got you stuck in that little classroom, though. I’ll see what I can do about getting us a bigger.