I looked inher eyes; just below was her mouth, slightly open,inviting me. What would I like? What would we like? IfI didn’t talk right away I wa... going to start kissingher again. I pulled her arms behind her and held them atthe small of her back. She leaned against me, head back,looking back in my eyes. Why wasn’t I naked too? I tooka deep breath.“Everything about you surprises me.” This made hersmile.“Let’s just take this one step at a time, and find outall. Her mom discussed with me what she wants her to learn and it was contemporary dance form. Pooja was not entirely happy to learn contemporary but she agreed as being forced upon by her mother. So we started with warm ups and the routine which I already had prepared. During the class she showed her disinterest in doing contemporary saying she finds it boring and stuff but at the same time, in the class, she talked a lot to me, about her and her family. She was a student from Some Lalit College in. Mhmmy faul. Mhmwha abou you?" he asked. "Mhmwe hit priddee har."It took Brenda a couple of seconds to translate the question. "I'm okay. I've got a bit of a concussion but nothing serious. I'll be fine in a couple of days," she said confidently."Goo Goo. Yur ferry impordun tuh thuh team," he complimented."Thanks. Do you go to the games often?" Mhmyeth ... Mhmall thu home gameth." You sound like you are having a lot of trouble speaking. I won't keep you but I do want to apologize. I'm very sorry. “Hey sis where was this picture taken with Gary and the boys.”“That is St. Christophers Park in Ellistown Village, Gary’s mum lived there, we took that picture just before she passed away.”“The boys must really miss their dad?” I said.Turning her back to me she said. “What could I do George, I tried my best to keep our marriage together.” She then got a tissue to wipe her eyes.Going next to her I put my arm around her. “Hey don’t worry everything is going to be ok sis.” I rubbed her back. “Go.