Her saree was showing a little bit of her cleavage.I was sneaking peaks from time to time.We talked a lot I think she missed her husband and was shari...g everything with me.We reached her office”Devika ji your office has come”she said”thanks for dropping me”I said”it’s a pleasure”. was thinking in my office about her whole day at five I left and waited outside her bank.I was waiting for her.She came out at 5:30 I quickly went near her with my car and stopped besides her and horned.She jump. He wasn't too impressed with the kids from the North side of town. He and his friends from Maple Street took this one 8 - 2, even with his incessant daydreaming. Even with their team sprinkled with seventh graders. His team was, with one exception, loaded with kids from the sixth grade, the one exception being Craig Miller, a seventh grader with a constant grin who was also held back a year. Despite his sunny disposition, Craig was considered to be the slightest bit dim. Not stupid, mind you,. Leez was a little disappointed that it didn't work out but I reminded her that we had other couples to reconsider and that this happens. I also suggested that we don't rush into anything and let our decision wait a few days. She thought that it might be a good idea if we asked a few more questions to see if both partners were equally enthusiastic about meeting on our terms, a very good idea.The next day, Sunday, was a short day for Leez but she seemed very exhausted as she entered the. She was barking out complaints in an unknown language. Albanian, perhaps? There was a man. He sat on a dingy bed in a shabby room. There was faded wallpaper, an ugly floral print. A dim yellow lamp lit them.I panned out. There was a window. I let my spirit pass through. The building was white brick. There was a sign. I'd seen it before."I know where they are. They're in that tall brick building, across from where we had lunch." Let's go!" Lauren said.I told Fiorella."They're going to pay! For.