I’d gone about my day like I always did, but when I got home he wasn’t there. A full twenty-four hours had gone by and he still had not returned h...ome. It was a Saturday evening and I was spending it alone instead of going out and partying. I kept calling and texting Kai nonstop. I was about to send him one final text saying “why are you punishing me for caring?” when the front door unlocked, and in walked my brooding brother. “Where the hell have you been?” I shouted, unable to keep my temper.. Though it was a quick response, which lasted few moments, the collision of our body really gave us a big electric shock. we spend some time chatting and separated. this became routine. he used to wait for me and take me for long rides for 1-2 hours. this was one of the most pleasant moments for me. I really enjoyed his company and forgot every other thing. I didn’t noticed this change, until one day my husband commented that I am really looking good nowadays. it was really pain to part with Raj. While the thought ofexercising at the new facility was pleasing, but spending so much timeout of the office was a little unnerving. Even more unnerving was whenthey announced that our group of 27 top performers would have to bebroken into 3 groups of nine, and staggered throughout the day. Theproblem was that with 3 groups of nine, the two hour sessions needed tobe extended to 3 hours and with the first group start at nine in themorning, and the last group wouldn't start until three in the. ‘Isabel, have you met Dawn?’ ‘No, because you’ve been hogging her since she showed up,’ Isabel said, kissing her girlfriend on the cheek and then shaking Dawn’s hand. ‘Nice to meet you. I hope Torrie hasn’t been TOO chatty.’ ‘No, she’s been a perfect hostess,’ Dawn said quietly, watching as Isabel ran her hands over that perfect midsection. ‘No wonder Jeremy had such a thing for her.’ ‘Well, I’ve told you about me,’ Torrie said, pulling up a seat, ‘now tell me about you.’ Isabel sat down on the.