Rupa is pursuing her B-tech and has no boyfriends. She is very silent person. Dad runs a shop of women’s clothing. I am currently searching for jobs... Mom is at home and managing all the household works.We have two servants husband and wife. The husband (Balaji) works outside of the bungalow and wife works in the bungalow.Let’s start with the episode:Narrator of this Chapter: ArunMom: “Arun… beta wake up. Subha ho gayi hai.”Mom was shouting from the ground floor. We live in a duplex home. The. What she did said it all." That's just it Frank; she says she didn't do what you think she did. She told me her story and I believe her. I think you owe it to yourself to hear her out." Get serious Marge. Do you honestly think she is going to put herself in a bad light? Any story she tells is going to be slanted in her favor. She isn't going to tell a story that makes her look bad." Maybe, but like I say, I believe her and you should at least let her talk to you. Hear the girl out and then make. I know they are much younger than I am, but they are my best friends, them and Lisa. I didn't have any real friends all through high school and now that I do, I don't want to leave them. I'm a straight 'A' student and I can go to any college that I want to... and I want to go here." I'm sure that Jack doesn't have anything to do with your decision to change schools does he," Liz said sarcastically."Of course he does mom, I want to be close to him too. What's wrong with that?" There's nothing. It was all so new, beautiful and exciting. The more we satisfied the lust we had for each other, the more we fell in love. We did everything together, classes, meals, studying, social activities, prayer, Mass and Communion. The most important part of our lives together was the intimacy and love we shared. We nourished each other, spiritually, emotionally and physically, we were deeply in love. We occasionally talked about boys, but decided, for the time being, we did not need them. We had each.