We were about to go when Joey placed a hand on each of our shoulders. "We have to know. Seeing as you're officially a couple," he looked at me, "and b...y the way it took you long enough man, when was your first official date?"I was going to be honest and tell them that us being together was entirely due to Vikki but she must have anticipated me and gave the very slightest shake of her head as she said in response to his question, "Sunday night, why?" Oh it's nothing really," said Joey in. Sam was about my age and the wife of a farmer. She wasn't beautiful but I had the feeling that if she spent more time with her appearance she could be. She had a nervous smile and an apologetic nature. Her hair was dark brown with red highlights, which was unusual enough to be the first thing about her that I noticed. She was tall, almost six foot, and looked more like a runner than a fashion model.The next thing I realized about her was that she was observant and quick to pick up things. She. " Was he? I didn't know. I really didn't. Hmmm."When I came home from the library, no one was downstairs, so I made the coffee and went in to watch TV. I must have been there for almost an hour when they came in looking kind of glazed. Charlene had obviously brushed her hair and tuned up her makeup, of which she wore little. She came over and kissed me and just said, "Thanks." Dad looked very uncomfortable. Reminded me of a teenager coming home late for curfew.I took his advice from past. I haven’t had the attention I should have had after marriage.(I didn’t know how the conversation came to this, but I thought maybe I should proceed.)Me: His bad luck, bhabhi. He doesn’t know what he is missing out on.Ritika: What do you mean?Me: Don’t act smart. I know you’ve understood.Ritika: Yeah, I do. Anyway, I don’t want to talk about it. Come out for a smoke.I went out to the lawn to greet bhabhi. My sister-in-law was looking stunning, wearing just a sports bra and denim shorts. As soon.