"It wasn't planned." Next time don't forget me!" she said with a smile."Will do," I replied with a smile.She started rummaging through the bag. "Oh th...se are cute! I love polka-dots."Cindy and I rode to school together. Since I had a track meet today, Ronwasn't coming with us this morning. I was hoping the guardian angel wouldpop into Cindy at some point during the drive. That never happened.Instead we sat in the car silently while listening to the radio.When we got to school, Cindy gave me a. “We understand madam but due to this festival, the store is running short of labour and that is why they directed us to discuss this with you directly. It won’t take much time madam. We are standing outside your door”, the guy on the other side said sheepishly trying to cajole her.“YOU WHAT?”, Urvashi shouted on the phone and came out of the car, still carrying her handbag, her breathing all heavy.“What the hell you are doing outside my house. Listen carefully mister whosoever you are. I am. What really caught my eye was her nearby companion, I had also seen all week. The typical “best girlfriend type”, plain, slightly overweight, a little introverted and reserved so she wouldn't be any competition. Her zaftig body was fully covered in a native Mumu type long dress that covered her neck to ankle but couldn’t concealed her ample figure. That's when I decided she was the one I would focus on and I was going to try to score with her and if I was lucky and did everything right, we. "Have you ever heard of divorce?"It was rhetorical; he didn't wait for an answer."People make a formal commitment. Based on it they have children. They acquire property and debts. And then more than half of them dissolve the formal commitment."In the final analysis, if you're committed to a relationship, the formality or legality of it should not be enough to deter you from doing what you believe in."I say: assume we're not getting divorced. If the unlikely occurs, we'll figure out how to deal.