I wanted to sit next to her but wasn’t sure how she’d feel about that so I took the chair opposite her. ‘You can sit next to me. I don’t bite....�� We both laughed at this remark. I could tell Jenn was nervous too. ‘That’s ok, I might like it.’ I smiled back at her as I sat down on the couch. She smiled at me. ‘Maybe later’ she said with a rye grin. ‘So..’ I sighed. ‘So.’ she replied. ‘I think he wants a divorce.’ ‘Jenn.. I’m so sorry. Why? I mean.. why do you think that? And.. well why does he. But she said that she can manage. I said its ok I will help her. I took some vessels and and suganthi is washing some vessels.i stood behind suganthi very closely without any gap. and keep washing the vessels given to me. and I completed that. and acted like feeling tired and kept my head in Suganthi’s neck.She asked(enachuda?) what happened?. i said am feeling tired. and I hugged her from behind. She said (apm poi thoonguda) then go to sleep. I said to her it is very boring to sleep. She said. It took me back to wandering around the Rodin at the museum, that same sense of motion, elongating our time. There was a fever to our kiss as I thanked her for the evening, before driving her home. My hand found the back of her neck, playing tenderly with the silky strands of her hair, her arms snaked under my jacket and felt as though they were on the skin of my back as she responded. There was exploration in that kiss, of limits, boundaries, intentions and the limitlessness of it astounded. Lenore heard the word "Dismissed," float across the room, and Junior backed up a step, performed an about face, and headed to the corner of the room.There had been no surprise in the General's voice as he had received the envelope, confirming Lenore's belief that Junior had staged the show, prior to the start of the ceremonies. And then, the General did sound slightly surprised after opening it and reading it."To the Commanding General, First Marine Division. Please convey the appreciation of.