You know how it is." She said with a cheeky grin. It was Mr A's turn to flush with embarassment. She smiled at him and said "Don't worry sir, I can do...all the work easily. If I come across anything 'hard' I'll let you know." The emphasis on the word hard was not lost on either of them. Mr A replied. "Well I've seen your 'body' of work. I'm sure you can deal with anything 'hard' from 'me'." He smiled as he left her with that thought. Amy giggled a bit and then said, "I'll just imagine that now. After months of coaxing, she finally agreed to try it, but made it clear that it was for me and not her. We began looking in magazines and on the net, and after a few false starts, found a guy we thought would be perfect. He lived in the next town over; in the same town where my wife commutes to work. We called him and arranged for me to meet him alone for a drink. I wanted to see if he would be right for her. His name is Edward and we hit it off immediately. I told her that he was good. Thanu emi ledhu kumar, bore koduthundi ma papa vacation ki velindhi ma husband tour ki vellaru ani reply ichindi. So night 1 o clock avthundi naku peddaga work emi ledhu, so thanatho matladudam ani start chesa.4:30 varaku matladuthune unnam, anni topics almost cover chesam sex, relations, personal care, fantacies adi edi ani. Thana photo pampamani adiganu but soft ga reject chesindi, photos chusthe interest pothundi direct ga be kaludaam ani chepindi, but naku antha nammakam ledu thanu. “Would you like a drink?” Trish asked, looking over at the bar, “It’s all paid for by the network, but you’re off duty now, so I’m not corrupting you, am I?”“Beer’s fine,” I answered, as we started walking over.“Oh, you don’t know good it is,” Trish started, “to hang out with a guy who drinks beer, and isn’t madly in love with himself.”We both got a beer each, and stood in a corner, drinking them as we talked, and watched everybody else. Trish pointed out a few TV personalities, and network.