If you are not comfortable, we may call it off. You know your comfort is the first thing that matters to me. Nisha- I don’t know, but I am feeling v...ry anxious.Me- Why, jaan? I am with you, naa.Nisha- I know, jaanu. But still, the thought of being near someone other than you is making me very nervous and unsure.Me- Jaan, there is still time. If anytime you want me to call it off, just let me know without any hesitation.Nisha hugged me and said- I love you, jaanu. I am so lucky to have such a. The lowest grade she received was a B+," I said."Maybe that is the problem. She was a goody girl to keep Mom paying for her choice of college and has gone crazy with her new freedom now that she is out on her own," Jenny said."As soon as she finishes up she and I will have the discussion. If you find out anything different than what you saw for her school grades let me know. This is one that I'm going to have to do alone," I said. "I'll keep you up to date."I sent Patti an IM telling her that. In fact as time went by I began to think that it was a possibility that John and I could soon be talking about a truly permanent relationship – then Vicki came on to the scene. The two nurses in the flat below, that had been the mainstay of John’s extracurricular activities had been gone for a week before I even knew Vicki had moved in. Although I knew what had been going on between John and the nurses, I had always given a cheery greeting on the odd occasions I bumped into one or the other of. Then another bite... Linda heard the doorbell and picked up the remote control from the coffee table, switching the TV to show the security camera view outside the locked gate."Helloooo..." a voice sang. "Is anybody home?" A voice Linda hadn't heard in a couple of years, but a familiar one."Anita!" she replied through the intercom. "How are you? Let me buzz the gate open." Linda pressed another button and the mechanical hum and clack carried through the microphone. While her old friend swung.