Subha utha to didi hamesha se zyada khubsurat aur tarotaza lag rahi thi. Unhone night-gown pehna hua thaUnhone mjhe kitchen me bulaya aur nashta karne...ko kaha. Aur jiju ko bulane chali gayi. Meine jati hui didi ko dekha to unki chaal bahut ajeeb lagi mujhe. Jaise wo tange phaila ker chal rahi ho.Nashte ke bad ham teeno tayyar hoke ghumne gaye. Pura din hamne enjoy kiya. Jiju beech beech me didi se shararat karte the jaise kabhi blouse me hath dalna ya saadi mein peeche se hath dalna ya meri. However, Diane was still sitting down as she leisurely gathered her purse, applied some lipstick, and stood up. Joseph realized his chance and tapped her on the shoulder. "Um, hi, my name is Joseph. You're Diane right?" he stumbled over his tongue. "I wasn't listening really, but I heard Ellen mention that she needed, well, needed a tutor or something, and I..." Diane's eyes moved across Joseph's body, checking him out like a wolf examining its prey. A slight smile etched its way across her. It was terrible." Clay laughed, too, then said, "Seriously, the best thing to do is make sure your legs are covered and keep an eye out for the plant. You know what it looks like?" Willow adopted a solemn tone. "Leaves of three, let it be." Clay grinned. "You'll do fine." He was reluctant to leave, but he knew Holly must be impatient. He was surprised she hadn't come over to drag him back. He sighed to himself. "It was nice meeting you again, Willow, but I'd better get back to Holly." "Okay.. "And you just thought maybe I could start feeding you instead?" he said as he completed my sentence."Yes!" I said as I looked at him anxiously. He sat quietly and didn't say anything for a long time and I started to get worried that I had read all the signals wrong and he was going to be upset with me."Wow! This is unbelievable!" he finally said."Wha ... what's unbelievable?" I asked as I was trying to figure out what he was getting at."That stuff you told me about Mr. Jarvis and the results of.