She hadn’t seen him since the hospital, over two years ago. She’d heard that his head injury had caused some problems, that he’d spent a long ti...e in recovery. Her hand strayed to her side where she absently stroked the scars, now hidden from sight. Intellectually she knew it wasn’t his fault, but her heart had difficulty accepting something as sensible as intellect. It hurt to see his face. She could see the hurt in his face as well. ‘Will….’ She looked away, her eyes searching desperately. He stopped in front of a run down bar. It must've been the fifth he'd been to and still no luck. Walking into the smoky atmosphere he scanned the room and something immediately caught his eye. Standing at the corner of the bar was a woman with deep red ringlets. From what he could see she had a body to die for and that was only the rear view. Walking closely towards her, he tried to get a better view.Since she didn't turn around, he walked up her and said "hi". The girl turned around. "Hey. Ala evening iyindhi kindaki vella aunty apude bath chesi vundii head bath chesindi anukuntaa chala chalaa sexy ga vundi asalu nenu ivala ela ana cheyali ani fix iyipoyanu aunty ni.Velli aunty ni chusii baboii inkaa andamga ela putavu aunty adi isi biscuits veyadam start chesanu.Aunty thanks chepi inka apu andi.Nenu nijam aunty chala chala sexy ga vunavu asalu ananu. Nijam ga anta bagunana ananu. Nenu dagaraki velli ninu chustunte edo edo cheya….. Ani apesanu. Apudu aunty enti ani adigindiii.. Suzanne was thankful that his voice sounded nervous. She was sure that hers did when she called on the seventeenth and said yes to his answering machine. Both of them were very sure to call when the other was at work… On the morning of June 19th, Nick picked her up at her apartment. They gave each other a perfunctory kiss, she at least was afraid to do more than that even now. They barely spoke as they drove to the park and left the car behind to walk into the woods. Doubts began creeping in.