I remembered there was still a partial bottle of Jim Beam in the dining room from a party a number of weeks earlier. I had to give up drinking, pretty...much, during the stay in the hospital, and had lost my taste for liquor. Most of my friends hadn’t - hence the bottle.I went to the dining room, got out the bottle and two shot glasses. I filled each glass half full. I figured with all the crying and what not, she wouldn’t get a whole shot down but a half might work. I didn’t want to give her too. "Mister, you did a fine job with that water pump. You a licensed mechanic?" he finally asked Daddy."Nope. More like a jackleg mechanic," he said, lookin' all serious."Aw hell, you ain't no jackleg. You know what the hell you're doin' by the look o' things," the feller said, all serious like too.Daddy didn't say nothin', just nodded at the feller."We ain't had a decent mechanic in this town fer over two years. You interested in a job?" What's it pay," Daddy asked right quick."Thirty-five a week. ”“I thought you liked the kiss.”“I loved the kiss, honey. And if you promise never to lie to me again, I’ll gladly give you as many as you want. But I need to be able to trust someone and that someone is you. I need to know that when I need help, you’ll be honest with me.”Addison dropped her eyes. “I’ve lied a lot, Dad. I told you you like vacuuming the house when you never did. I told you you didn’t like Brussels sprouts when you do. I told you my allowance is thirty-five dollars when it’s. Aval mulai en marbil patathu, iruvaram kati pidika aarambithom. Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aval iru mulaiyum en meethu patathu. En kaiyai aval soothil vaithu kati pidithen, inbamaaga irunthathu. En sunni aval pundaiyil sorugi irunthathu. Aval mulaiyil kai vaithu kasakinen, mulaiyai thadavave panju pola menmaiyaaga irunthathu.Mulaiyai veliyil eduthu kaambai sappa aarambithen, mulai kaambu sirithaaga sexiyaaga irunthathu. Athai paarkum pozhuthe vaaiyil echu uuriyathu, iru mulaiyulum vaai vaithu sappa.