Fir thodi der aunty ne yaha waha ki baatein ar ne lagi aur mere family kebare mein puch ne lagi aur achanak mujhe pucha ki teri kitni girlfriend hai ....o mujhe thoda daar laga par mein ne bhi samart answer de diya kiaunty aap jitni koi achi ladki mili hi nahi aaj tak. T aaunty ne bola ki kya mein itni achi hu .Fir achanak se wo udas ho gai aur mere pass aake beth gai. mene pucha ki aunty kya hua to unhone bataya ki kuch nahi .Aur wo bedroom mein chali gai . Mein samaj gaya ki baat kya hai to. "The Global Express is getting old and expensive to run. It has been suggested to 'The Man' that it should be replaced by one of the new Boeing Business Jets. You will be expected to advise him on the best choice of replacement."Well, will you do this?"She was practically spitting, as if trying hard to make me refuse."We'll need to check the planes out and consider the financial arrangements," I told her with my best honeyed smile. "But I don't see any problems otherwise. We would require. Indeed, his voice was muffled by the pillow he’d buried his face in.The bearded guy laughed. “Polaroid party!”“You think the k** is ready?” Jake asked.The bearded guy said, “No one’s ready for their first one—it’s part of the charm!” He laughed low in his throat, then louder and louder, rolling slightly side to side. I drifted off to sleep again.I woke up itching. On a board. Naked I think. With something smooth running down my left leg. “You done with him, yet?” Jake asked.I opened my eyes a. Thankfully, dive bars are still a thing, and I had found one of them. It was small, dark and smelled of stale beer. The group was a mixture of younger guys just grabbing a drink from the place around the corner; and older guys, who had spent the better part of the day trying to fit themselves into a bottle.I dropped my duffel at my feet, and ordered a beer.Sure enough, there was a crappy TV mounted up in the corner above the bar. Some basketball game was playing, not that I really paid.