So, I saw a lady washing clothes in the balcony. Oh my god, such a beauty. I have never seen such cleavage in real life. Her name is Radhika. I was ba... at judging the figure of women and So I am now :(. So I cannot really mention the figure details correctly.When she was washing the clothes, due to the water and also the sweat, the nightie she wore was getting semi-transparent. The curves were clearly visible as the nightie stuck to her body. I was admiring the view from the balcony. I was so. “What they say about us? It doesn’t take that long to say goodbye to three people,” I said. “Its not important. What is important is you all will get along,” Ashley responded. “Yeah I don’t think that’s gonna happen.” “Yes it is, I told them the same thing. You all aren’t gonna mess up my fun.” We got back to her house and when we got out to get into our car, she stopped Rita, telling her to get in the front seat. I got in our car by myself and drove back to our house, wondering what Ashley. "Didn't you?"I just stare at her. Of course I didn't! And yet... this life, this world... it has been my Hell for so long. Somewhere deep inside, maybe I did want it all to just end. I've tried to hide my pain from my friends, but they know. They've always known. And Dawn most of all. She thought I didn't want her. And all along she was the only thing I did want."Dawn..." I whisper, "I'm so sorry... I'm sorry..." I rise and take this amazing creature into my arms. She needs so much love. And. “Kay, this is Jack. I just met him last week.”“How’re you doing?” I said.I had a big smile on my face and Kay asked, “What’s the grin for?”“Your name reminded of an old story. Back in the late 1940s, a pair of song writers in California decided to play a joke on some record producers and disc jockeys. They wrote a song and got it recorded by a well-known local band. The name of the song was, ‘If You See Kay’. People all over the area started calling radio stations and requesting it. It took.