I don’t force my beliefs on others but won’t permit them to force their beliefs on me either. Who I am and how I am suits me. If who you are and h...w you are suits you, then, we’re good.”“Okay. Mason and I probably won’t go to church much once we’re married or even before. That’s not the way I was raised. My father only goes on certain days. Mason follows that program normally. That’s one reason why getting married in Landers and living here will work for us.”I smiled. “What’s the other. I felt naked under her gaze and started to blush; next thing i knew the woman got up put on her coat and walked over to me.... "in 2 minuets get up go outside turn right into the alleyway you'll see a red car at the far end get in and say nothing", she turned on her heels and walked away. i was perplexed in a state of shock, blushing and trembling with excitement i did as I was told, finishing my coffee with haste i put on my coat grabbed my bag and walked out of the coffee house and did as. Then I looked at Suchit and signalled him to meet me at the parking arena. He was very quick to follow the instructions and instantly moved towards the place.I excused to my aunt saying that one of my college friends was waiting outside the function place and I will be going out with her and will be directly coming to the place where we were staying a little late that night.Then I went near the parking area and saw Suchit waiting for me in one of his cousin’s car. Even he wasn’t from Kolkata.I. The stupid driveway was gravel, so you can imagine how fun it was to tiptoe to the door. I rang the bell, and nervously turned around towards the street to see if anyone was around. There were lights on in a couple of houses, but luckily the street was deserted. I heard steps towards the door. I turned, and tried to put up my best possible face. The old guy opened the door, and his eyes went wide-open. I said "hi, here's your pizza!" with the dumbest smile.-"Geez! what happened to you?! why are.