I was just surprised. I mean, well, if I hadn't seen you when you came in I would have never known ... I mean ... Oh, Hell. All I mean is you sure hav... made a major improvement in a short time ... Crap, I put my foot in it again didn't I? I'm sorry."By the time I had finished nibbling on my foot Marian was smiling. She said, "Thank you Mr. Samuels. I think I know what you mean and I appreciate it. Now if you would have a seat?"After I was seated Marian looked through a file on her desk and then. Aren’t you?” I nodded. “Take it as it comes then.”“Take you as you come, you mean.”She swatted me, completely playfully this time, and said, “You always do.”An hour later she asked, “Why so many mysteries? And such old ones?”“For work, I guess, as much as anything. It’s like romances about my work.”She smiled, “Everyone has a job to do, even the boy detective tracking down insurance cheats.”I laughed, “Exactly. I suppose it’s utterly unliterary crud to you.”“Nah, you can write fiction about. I was pretty sure I was out of both. Now, my friend has been going all health nut on me, telling me to lower this that and the other when it came to blood pressure, cholesterol and stress. This included eating things like vegetables and stuff. I didn’t like them, but I’d suffer through them when he pushed hard enough. Today was a rare occasion, since I needed something before I left. All that was in the fridge was a bowl of salad. It had a bunch of colors and stuff, but I didn’t care, it was a. Fir pradeep uncle mummy as bole”sujata tumhe pake bohot acha lag rha hai. Mast ho tum. Kash tum meri patni hoti.” Ispe mummy muskura k uncle ka Lund hilate hue boli”kisne kaha k main apki patni nai hun. Aaj apki patni banungi fir apse chudwaungi”Mummy as pass pade thode sukhe pate uthake ek jagah rakh thi. Apartment 1saal se band tha toh wahan pate wagera pade the. Fir usne pradeep uncle k shirt lighter nikalke un paton me aag laga di. Fir uncle k taraf gayi aur unke lund ko chum li aur usse.