Anyway, in late September we were talking about Halloween, and trying to come up with ideas. One of us, I forget whom, suggested we go on the usual p...b crawl in drag. We laughed and laughed and laughed, before laughing about some doofus who fell into a swimming pool on some blooper show on TV. And then we laughed some more.A couple of days later, while sober, we remembered the conversation about dressing up like girls and laughed some more. And then it got funnier, because Todd suggested we. He carried another red candle, pinching the base of it in two fingers, twisting the candle so the melted droplets would not touch him. He stared straight ahead, his left hand tucked in his pocket. ‘Melanie was my wife,’ he said blankly, setting his own candle beside Nina’s. ‘She was kind and everyone loved her dearly. We shall prove to her as she watches from above, we shall prove to our beloved Melanie that even as we mourn, we shall not fall to our knees. We shall prove that the strength of. We talked our hearts out had a couple of beers along with lunch and had fun.We were going back, and we took the elevator to the parking, as we entered the elevator it was just me and her, she looked up and around very carefully while I was looking at her, and then she came really close to me and said “ek chumma le lun” and I laughed like anything. (We both are kinda sophisticated) By the time We could stop laughing we reached the basement parking, we went and sat the in the car, and she leaned. I used yo go out and get pretty drunk with my friends when I could and look out for a real older guy. After a while I started dating Craig, nothing serious but he was ok. The sex seemed good but too quick really and there was no real feeling of being complete after.Things started to cool a little and they really went off one night when an old schoolfriend asked me for a dance, not a smooch, just a dance to an upbeat song. That's when it all kicked off. Craig saw me, walked up to us, pushed my.