Mujhe nahi pata tha unhone dahi ku mangayi he aagle din mene dahi li or unke ghar chali gayi mene door bell baji tu unhone door khola or mujhe andar a...ne ko kaha varma uncal akele rehte the unki wife or bache kahi or rehte the me nazar niche jhuka ke andar chali gayi unhone pucha dahi layi ho mene kaha ha ye lijiye or dahi unhe de di or kaha aab me jau to unhone kaha ruko kha ke jana vo andar gaye or ek katori or chini le ke aaye or usme dahi dal di or mere samne wali cher pe beth gaye or. Ben said as he turned down the hall. Lilys face turned to anger as she turned to her friend. What are you doing you know I hate parties! Jenny smiled Oh come on you cant stay in your room all summer you have got to get out there and have some fun. Lily turned and faced the ground she really didnt wanna go. Lily I know you like Ben and your not gonna get anywhere with him if your a loner. Lily turned to Jenny. Do you think he really likes me? Lily asked. Jenny smiled and shook her head Uhh duh,. " Of course. Let me take your coats."While hanging them, Patti negotiated the small ramp over the one step leading from the entryway into the main part of the house holding her father's chair. "It's lovely," she said in a voice even lower than her mother's."Thank you," smiled Harold, standing in the dining room area in greeting. "I've always taken pride in it."Mrs. Solomon performed a double take when she spied the slightly short, handsome, rusty-haired man. "You look familiar." Something. Alan himself stood at 6'2" and he had acquired a tan over the years. He kept himself very fit because of his job, which had him traveling so much. His eyes were also green but with shades of gold shining through every now and then when he laughed. His hair was cut in a military cut, for ease and comfort and was a brownish-red mixture. They sat and talked about various things that had happened over the time that Alan had been away. Eventually, he said he'd had a long day and was tired. Gabby.