"I do divorces for the firm. You can't imagine how many depressing stories I hear, bitter guys who cry on my shoulder and gals who want to take them f...r all they're worth. So many sad stories, I hear them all, so many mistakes are made. That's the reason I'll never get married."I was struck by the change that had come over this woman, from the wrathful 'bitch' I had met a few hours before on the side of the road, she was now melancholy, a mere mortal."You sound bitter; don't you like your. When we headed not to home, but to a fancy hotel suite. I was so excited for that, too. It made me feel so adult and grown up, not just a little fourteen-year-old girl. I trembled when we swept into the hotel, my veil rustling and my dress swaying, Mommy and I clinging to Daddy.We were already checked in, Daddy had done that earlier, and swept through the lobby to the elevator. It was late, but I beamed at the few people around. I was so excited. I showed off my hand, trembling with excitement,. Aditi and I met in a café near indiranagar for the first time. She was a simple and beautiful lady. She was looking stunning in her white colour sleeveless top and jeans. Her nose ring was complementing her simple makeup and eyeliner. She was smelling pleasant. While walking past, I can’t resist admiring her well-shaped ass, her fair and well shaved arm with a tattoo, and can spot long green colour slip. I guess she was wearing a bra but couldn’t make out the colour.Aditi was very interested to. “Raif, that looks like Sky’s horse by the wagon and I don’t see Sky on him,”“Yes it is his horse, I see Sky sitting on the first wagon. I’m telling you, that boy will never meet a stranger. I’m sure the man sitting next to him is getting an earful of questions.” Raif laughed as the wagons neared the post.“My Lord Beth, do you know who that is on the lead wagon that Sky is talking to?”“No I am afraid I don’t know him, but he’s wearing a cavalry hat. OH MY GOD IN HEAVEN, that’s Uncle Teddy,” Beth.