My friends left me saying the club was dead, but I stuck around because I had a feeling something good was going to happen. I was standing at the ba... finishing my drink when a rather attractive girl started to talk to me. I told her that the club, even though it was new, seemed to be a dud. She asked what I meant. I told her what my plans had been and she laughed and agreed. I got the feeling she was flirting with me. It surprised me, but I sort of liked it. Maybe it was the alcohol. The house has two bed rooms..Kitchen..Bath and dinning.Bhai,sister and daughter in one room..Myself and the boy share the other room.My sister loves me very very much.Relentlessly, we share all conversations including bare confidentials. She takes care of children while help her in cleaning and cooking.Every day I prepare the boy for school and take the responsibility to leave him at bus stop and bring back from the point when he comes back.We are being very free to each other, she does not. He opened his mouth to convince her, but she held up her hand. “I’ll think about it, Eldon. For now, just give me that. I do care about you. More than I probably should. No, don’t say it. I know you love me. I see your arguments in your mind, and they’re good ones, but you don’t understand everything. I’m not human. I never was a mortal. I don’t think like them, but I do care for you, and I want you to be happy.”He wanted to say more, but held himself back. He couldn’t ask more of her. It still. “He was a wonderful provider, lover, protector. Everything.” She took a breath. “But he was fifteen years my senior and, as he aged, his body slowly deteriorated. I guess most people’s bodies do that.” She breathed for a few seconds. “He had a beer belly, and his arms lost all their tone. He was an accountant and worked far too hard to work out regularly.”She got up, “I’m thirsty. I’ll be right back.”She went to get something to drink and handed me another beer, before sitting across from me..