” We broke the connection and I continued on my way to Leo’s Chophouse. It is without question the finest steakhouse in our small town – other t...han the mid-priced chains there were really only two, Leo’s and The Broilerroom – and we much prefer Leo’s for special occasions. We weren’t a big enough town to have scored a Morton’s, or a Ruth’s Chris, but even if we had we’d probably still patronize Leo’s. It’s just a very classy and elegant place, with a dark, romantic, traditional fine-dining. ’ Her voice was low and quiet. ‘I need another favour from you…’ **** 76 Burrow Street 11.43 am By the time the door was opened, Bryant Mayhew’s finger was aching from repeatedly pressing the buzzer for it. Upon opening it, the image greeting his eyes was one of a somewhat dishevelled looking Andrew Hargreaves, dressed in a faded red and white striped dressing gown and black jogging trousers. ‘You’re earlier than I expected.’ Andrew said in a flat voice. Bryant nodded, stepping into the house. Me: Why do you say so? Uday: Madam, this is the first time I violated Guru-ji's instructions. I did not take you to the temple and we came here and enjoyed. The mood was such one tends to get philosophic I thought. Me: But Uday, the goal was to get me... You know. Uday: No, no Madam, I deviated from my conduct. I feel so guilty now. Me: These things do happen in life once or twice. Uday, look at me. I am a married woman and I was also carried away by your presence. Uday: Madam, you are not at. I do want to get to know you in depth,” giggled Wanda. “I know that I’m going to love this job.” The lecherous look on Julie’s face told me that Wanda would be hired. I smiled and started to tidy the unfinished chores I still had to do. About forty-five minutes later, I got up to leave for the day. Going into the outer office, I saw hat Julie was still at her desk. “So Julie, what do you think? Shall we hire her?” I asked. “Do bears shit in the woods, Mr. Marshall? Of course, we are. I saw that.