"You are forgetting that Cas still beats you. You aren't even close to his time."I really wished they stopped mentioning me when performance in the wo...kouts was discussed. I truly hated being the center of attention.Andrea just shrugged, "He doesn't count. No one beats Cas, he is some kind of freak of nature."Both brother and sister were grinning at me. I, of course, did what I always did. I changed subjects."So, what are we going to do, now?"Vicki spoke up, "I've had enough swimming. How about. Jab me primary school me padhti thi tab ek bar me jaldi ghar aa gayi mene door ball bajayi to meri mum ek uncle ke sath ghar me thi jese hi me ghar me gayi vo uncle chale gaye mene dekha ki mum thodi dari huvi thi aur rat me muje samja rahi thi ki vo uncle phone repair karne ke liye aaye the.Per phone to chalu hi tha to kese vo repair karne ke liye aaye per mene bahut dhyan nahi diya us din muje sab normal laga. tin char din bad ek din school se ghar aayi aur bathroom me gayi to mene bathroom. Either too dangerous or not dangerous enough, he couldn't win.Winning however had never been on his agenda. He lost too much—parents, friendships, respect. He went into adulthood alone so as to avoid further losses. His only wins had been losses to him. When challenged by tough guys in school or in foster homes, his quickness put them on the ground unconscious and bruised if not quite broken, and he hated giving such pain even if deserved."Strip naked and lay on your back on the table. Put the. Laylah took the opportunity that she had and made her way to the nearest women's bathroom. She wanted to make sure that she looked her best when David first saw her. Insecurities had plagued Laylah for most of her life and this time, she wanted to 'play the part' and ACT confident.Digging into her bag, Laylah produced her usual barrage of facial enhancing 'tools' and went on to applying that which was to make her look like a mysterious person. The ladies that were coming and going out of there.