He smiled as he stared up and down my body. "Wow Cindy, you're evenprettier then Joe promised," I smiled and said thank you.He kept asking me questi...ns about myself as Lisa sat and smiled. I wasstarting to enjoy the attention I was getting, and realized it was fun tobe fussed over. I let him buy me a drink, hold my chair for me, and lethim touch my knee. Lisa smiled with satisfaction.We finished dinner and Joe suggested a quiet bar for some drinks and alittle dancing. Lisa said ok before I. .or in any hotel.....as if anyone show us...that’ll creat big big problem...and sandip better understand the restrictions of being married lady....so while leaving baroda on National high way....he told me...clearly...look ...we cant go to any hotel....or at my place...so better on the way...find some place where we can atleast find some liberty....i readily say sure....he drives car very fast...we cross the Mahi river..and than he turns towards Tarapur Cross road....instead of going towards. When they had settled down, Saul said, "Thanks for coming, Tom and Alex. We all know we're here because of Anne and Mary. Both of you met them before either Will or me. I thought it might be a good start if we all tell how we met these ladies."As they ate, each one told how he had come to know the two women. Saul's tale of near disaster with Anne broke the group up with laughter, and Will re-created his museum tour with relish, telling how he had used every opportunity to appreciate their. Venison, from a deer Tessa had shot herself, slowly casseroled with wine, rosemary, onions and redcurrants until it was as tender as you can imagine. We’d got a bit drunk, as always. We laughed and talked until midnight when Glenda and I went to bed. I lay beside Glenda, listening to her familiar sounds, the little snuffles as she tried to sleep, the way her breathing became more regular as she drifted off.When I was sure she was fast asleep, I carefully pushed back the bed clothes, and, in my.