"You had better get out of there, or you're going to get all wrinkly." Pulling water up to his face, he wetted his beard and then gathered up one of t...e cakes of soap to wash it. He didn't really feel as if he needed much washing, but he knew his beard had an annoying habit of picking up anything he ate. Not for the first time, he considered shaving it off. He had worn a short beard and mustache since he had been able to grow one, and he wondered how he would look without it. He had discussed. I whispered him to tell them that he would be coming the next day and smiled to make it look like a joke.Then we went to my apartment and as the hall was a bit messy, we headed directly to my bedroom. He started scanning through my stuff as soon as he entered the room. And I was quite surprised to find out that we had quite a lot in common. He and I both liked to read love story and we both had similar views on movies and he also liked to play a keyboard.Then we sat down started talking. I. Mag main light band karun aani zero cha bulp lavun mami bed khali zopayla aali. Mi aadhich aatlya bajula padlo hoto aani mag mami majhya bajula yeun zopali.Divasbhar damlyamule mamila lagechach zop aali parantu majhi dream woman majhi narmada mami majhya bajula zopaleli aslyamule matra majhi zop udali hoti. Barach vel mi asach padun rahilo hoto aani vichar karat hoto ki kay karu te?Thodya velani mi himmat karun mamichya potavar majha ujva haath takla, aani mami gadh zoplyamule thchya kadun. Small alcoves dotted the large room. Some were open, others were closed off by drawn curtains of embroidered fabric. In the alcoves sat entertainers of various kinds plying their trades. Two masseurs, a man and a woman each dressed in scant white cloth, sat on their tables waiting for clients. A female barber dressed in an apron and nothing else spun the red and white sign pole outside her alcove announcing to the room that she was ready to clean up the next scruffy sailor to grace her chair..