To unhone khaya thora and unke saath maine bhi thora khaya.unhone mujhse bola ki tumhe ghar nai jana hai..to maine ghar pr phone karke puchha ki kya k...ruGhar pr bole ki agar unki tbiyat thik nai hai to tum wahi ruk jaao kal subah aa jana.maine bola thik hai ab problem ye thi ki wo akeli rahti thi and unk yaha 1 hi bed tha jispar dono sote the…wo mujse boli ki tum upar so jaao chhotu ke saath main niche so jaungi..maine kaha nahi aap soyiye muje abi nind nai aa rhi hai main aapk paas baitha. We drove for about an hour out of town, to an area that was made up offarmland. We turned into a dirt road that lead to a gate with the letters"M.Y.T.H." above it. We drove through the gate ...And into heaven.Okay, I'm exaggerating a little.But the campus was beautiful. There was a large lake with a river thatwound around the campus, there was a huge field with a gigantic barn nextto it, there was an enormous cafeteria, an even larger gym, a couple ofdorm buildings, a very large main building. They wanted to stay for the party, but Mom and Dad were firm and said, “No.” And besides, Gram and Gramps were taking them to the zoo on Saturday. Appeased, they settled down and I drove them over and dropped them off.When I got home, Denise left to go home and change and return with Jeff. Carol was setting up some hors d’oerves in the kitchen. “Jerry will come over in a bit, and I’ve got my costume here already. I’ll change in a bit,” she explained. I nodded and headed for the bedroom to. I left her sleeping and went to the kitchen for some morning coffee. I sat at the table reading news on my laptop when Linda came walking in. She had a robe on and looked very nice. I smiled at her and wished her a good morning. She smiled back and asked how I was holding up this morning. I told her I was fine and I was more than fine with what happened the night before. Linda walked up to me and kissed me. Then she grabbed some coffee and sat down next to me. She sat next to me on the bench I.