"There. How's that feel?" I said to her laughing.Kayla looked at me, blushed harder, and said, "You wanna fool around?" I was shocked. I looked over h...er shoulder, and hesitating, finally said, "Well yeah. I mean, shit, who wouldn't want to. I'd do it in a second. But, well, if anyone comes downstairs. You know the shit that would hit the fan?" She looked at me, giggled softly, and said, "Well, just don't make a lot of noise. I really wanna," and she reached around, without a word, and unhooked. She turned beet red, and got a sheepish smile. "Oh, he told you about that." Course he told me. That's the deal, he has to tell. He also said you enjoyed yourself." That's one way of putting it." Liz looked at her friend. "You're not mad?" I actually was," Sophia admitted. "I did give him permission, so I had no right to be mad. He just didn't do what I expected." You expected him to take a meaningless roll in the hay with Stephie Eberhardt, not taking one of his best friend's cherry." You got. Ek bar ki baat hai unki tabiyat kuchh kharab rahti thi kai doctors ko dikhaya tha lekin dawai ka fayda nahi hua. Ek bar delhi ke ek doctor aaye the unka bahut nam tha aur jaldi appointment bhi nahi milta tha wo yoga asan bhi karate the, maine ekjan pahchan ke karan unka appointment jaldi mil gaya. Wo chunki bahut busy schedule me the, request karne par kaha wait karna pad sakta hai lekin mai dekh lunga. Unhone sham ka time diya aur kaha ki ya to mai 5.00 baje nahi to saat baje aaunga aaplog. My sons, Robert, sixteen and Dave, eighteen left for school about the same time I left for work. For the last fifteen years I worked for a freight company that loaded and unloaded container ships. It was hard work but paid good money. I had always wanted to go to sea and this was as close as I could get. My dream was to sail all over the world and see different lands and people. It was in my blood and sometimes I would get depressed just knowing that it would never happen. Home and family.