In the poor light coming out of the two curtained windows, I saw that the house was old. The flowerbeds near the front porch looked overgrown. I had a...hard time climbing the three steps and getting to the front door. I knocked and waited. Nothing! I knocked harder. The sound of muffled steps came from within. I breathed a deep sigh of relief. The door opened. A few seconds later my eyes adjusted to the bright light and I saw him clearly. The man was tall and slender, early-thirties,. I took a shower and got dressed in clean clothes. I was feeling hungry so I decided to try the bar and grill. I took my iPad with me, I had promised to Skype call my lovers and I was hoping that they were still awake.The waitress, a beautiful blond in her late twenties, introduced herself as Julie and showed me to a booth. She cooed over my accent and brought me a menu and the obligatory glass of iced water. I ordered a beer and a steak and smiled at myself over the originality of my order.When. Sitting at the desk inside was the same policeman as before, who pointed Reg to a chair in front of the desk.Reg sat mutely and waited.The policeman frowned, and spoke.“Mr Robertson, it appears you ignored my instructions.”“I did? In what way, sir?”“You spoke about what we discussed last time.”“No, sir. That is most definitely not correct. I told no-one what was said in our meeting.”“Then tell me why a policeman of your acquaintance has been making enquiries of my department about James. I was very angry at him. He left the call as he said that he had to attend an important meeting.As soon as I kept my mobile, Parth again asked me if everything was alright and I told them about Rahul and his meeting.They asked me not to worry as I can enjoy the bar night with them. Now after talking for so long we had got to know each other and had become friends.They asked me if I wanted to dance and I replied in positive. We went to the dance floor and started dancing. At first, we were quite.