She said ok by the time her friend came and both left.It was 8.30 when she returned, I welcomed her, she smiled at me and waved my hairs and straightl... was walking towards her room, and I asked what have you bought for me? She said, surprise and was going on, I waited for small time, I knew she went to change dress and by the time she could have changed only a part of her dress, I straight away went to room, I checked its not locked I entered room all of a sudden, aunty had just removed her. Yourgrandad used to take me to every home game. I've got no problem in youfollowing Newcastle because it is your local team." Sorry dad. I didn't mean too," said James."At least you don't a road map pointing to Manchester. Most Man U fansdo. Costs them more to get there than it does to get them in thestadium," said John.James sniggered. He hated Man United "fans"."So, I guess you'll like a season ticket for next season?" asked John."Would I?!" said James. "Of course dad!"* * *Nothing more was. "What do you think you're doing?" I...I'm sorry, Cori. I was just looking."The tension in Cori's shoulders eased as she let out a sigh. "Well, youcan look, just not in there. Okay?" Sure." As curious as I felt about what was behind the door, I wasn'tready to ruin the start of a good friendship by being nosy.Cori turned away and hung up the dress she had brought out. "So, haveyou thought of a game yet?" Actually, I was wondering if...umm...what I mean is, would you mind ifwe still played 'Mommy. "Big night last night?" she asked."I must look like shit." Far from it! You have the glow of a woman in love." I feltmyself blushing. "I just came in to tell you that Mr. Sharkman'sExecutive Assistant is off this week, and he wants you to takedown the minutes of his weekly staff meeting. It starts in fiveminutes."Just what I needed! All of my old direct reports would be inthat meeting, along with Dick Sharkman himself, the womanizingcreep, who had hit on me at the office holiday party. I.