“Uh... hi...” she managed, not trying to conceal her shock.“Can we come in?” Maddy looked relaxed. Both were dressed in jeans and loose t-shir...s.“Sure...” She tried not to stare at Hope's magnificent bust as she turned, and failed.She sat across from them in the lounge. It was awkward, she didn't know where to look. How can they -both- be here?!Hope spoke first.“Ellen its about Robert. Maddy and I talked about him. She didn't know... about me. In his life.”“Okay...?”“We know each other. We have. She was still pissed at me, but her focus was on what had been going on in Ezra's office. She hadn't expected to tumble into this sort of thing so quickly and it was just adding fuel to the fire I'd semi-deliberately set."Sorry, Darlene. Both for putting you on the spot and for interrupting the football game like that. It wasn't my idea. I really didn't know about it until it happened." But you knew it was there for you?"I hadn't bothered to think up a lie to cover this and I really didn't want. A ton of college students signed up to start after graduation.Then came the 'Stupid Move of the Year, ' maybe of the century. The Twenty-third Amendment to the United States Constitution was ratified. That allowed residents of Washington, D.C. to vote in presidential elections. Who lives in D.C.? Government employees. Who do they vote for? Their bosses. You figure it out.Friday, the 14th of April, 1961, found me standing in the NEW Dean of Men's office ... by my request."Sir, I need to take a. Her boobs heaved and strained on to her blouse leaving a lasting impression on the saree. She was about to go to him when I stoped her. I told her “you should go to him, but not like this. You should shed your inhibition and go”. Everyone including my wife didn’t understood what I was talking about. I continued “You should shed your inhibition, by taking off your saree and go”. Everyone got tense. Everyone knew what is going to follow. My wife was surprised by my boldness and ideas. She must.