" She nodded and helped me to take the box out of the TV and held the cart for me as I put it into the front seat. I got it positioned so it wouldn't ...ove and get damaged. She then got into the car slowly then leaned out the window, "so where are you parked stranger?"“Around the corner, care to follow me there?” She nodded yes and I pushed the cart with the empty box to the front of the store and went around the corner to my car. I looked back at and signaled for her to go so I could follow. As. I smiled and said,”Kuch nahin” (nothing)… We then started talking… She was a cool person and she was laughing more than usual…Yaar aaj bohot garmi hai..(today is very hot).. She said.. haan hai to sahi (yes)…Me: Main abhi aaya..(I’ll be right back)I went in my room turned the ac on and retrieved the beautiful pink necklace(plastic) that I had bought for another girl who I later found out was a bitch… I called Raadha in my room and as she stood in front of me, I asked her to turn around so that. .andyou know what's really irritating? She elaborates that one of thequestions she often gets asked is how she could possibly know or havefigured out her sexual orientation, by people bewildered by the conceptand lacking an essential understanding of how that works.You immediately get how ridiculous the premises of that question areand laugh with her, but she still drives it home, going on about howvastly different men and women are in ample ways aside from the visual,and concludes by saying. "Cindy shut up and drove us over to her house. When we got there, Audrey was outside waiting for us. She looked nervous too. Not just nervous with anticipation, which is what I expected from her. I walked past her into the house, knowing that both of them would follow."Audrey sit on the sofa. Cindy, sit next to her. The two of you better get one thing straight here, and that's that I'm in charge. I decide what we'll do and won't do. Sasquatch, don't say a word, do you understand me?" She nodded.