“OK, you go first. What is it?”“You know I went down to LA to interview for a position with a film company, well, I got the job!”“That’s w...nderful. Great news, way to go! I never had a doubt. Another toast!”They raised their glasses and drank heartily.“And that’s not all,” her look indicated something big was to follow.“I’m on the edge of my seat; you found a place to live?”She inched closer to the table. “I met a man.”The world as he knew it, as he wanted it to be, fell away. The table began. He never wanted to end the conversation, clinging to her till she had to lie to get off the phone. She knew he loved her as much as she loved him. She had never doubted his love, but that didn’t change the fact he was never home. She wasn’t sure if she regretted what she was doing. She had found out more about herself in the last few months then she ever would have imagined. It had opened her up in so many ways. She felt loved, adored, even needed now. To have someone in your arms to hold at. 5 se 2 ghante baad bus ek khane ki jagha par ruki sab uatra lekin main bus mein tha aur aunty bhi wo hasi kaha tum nhn jaoge kuch khane maine kaha nhn mann nhn maine kaha aap chali jao unhone kaha nhn main lekar aayi hu fir wo tiffn se kuch bhujiya aur kaju ke bari nikala mujhe diya par maine mana kiya kyuki koi bharosa nhn neend ki dawa khila kar mera saman le gayi thoFir maine dekha wo bhi kha rahi thi maine kaha ek barfi le lu unhone kaha lo na kyu nhn fir hum khate khate baat karne lage. Besides Jackie, Sarah is probably the person I know best at Altitude. The three of us are the only lesbians in the office and the rare times I go out to lesbian parties, it’s usually with them.I’ve always appreciated Sarah’s style and swagger. She’s much more masculine than Jackie and I are and fits in with the cool, hipster Seattle vibe that I’ve never managed to adopt.“Sorry,” she says as she puts her motorcycle helmet on the seat next to her. “Wanted to find a secure area to park my bike..