"My irritation grew. He wasn't making himself clear and he had alsosomehow had turned what had been a fun afternoon into something weird. Iglared at h...m, searching for words, while his eyes dances around theroom like he was thinking about maybe redoing the paint job in thekitchen or something. He clearly didn't want to talk about this subject.Then Rachael came to the rescue."You said it was up to Morgan," she said defiantly, stepping to the sideof my chair and resting a hand on my shoulder.She. Sonia: Naresh, I don’t know how to wear a saree. I thought you said you would help me. Can you please help me out?We both went to the bedroom and I took out the saree. I slowly started to wrap the saree around her and then put the pallu over her shoulder.Me: Done. Check it out.Sonia: Umm… It doesn’t look great. This baniyan is making it look shabby.Before I could say anything, my friend’s daughter lowered her pallu, took off the baniyan and threw it on the bed. I was just stunned looking at her. “Hey.” It was all I could think to say.They chuckled a bit.“Dude.” said Amy.“Word.” added EllyWe all laughed.“Every time I look at you guys no words come to mind. I’m usually much smoother than this.”“A likely story,” cooed Elly.“No. I mean it. Just seeing you girls is truly a breathtaking experience.”“That’s a vast improvement,” chuckled Elly.“I don’t even know where to begin.”“First off, can you tell who’s who today,” asked Amy with a smile.I pointed. “Amy and Elly.”They smiled.“Right. . It was only 20 minutes from my place. I left my house at 10:30pm so I wouldn't be late. I dressed in a nice pair of jeans and a button down shirt. I wore my expensive cologne and made sure I looked good. At exactly 11pm I rang Richard's doorbell. The door opened and to my surprise a very beautiful woman answered the door. I was shocked and didn't know what to say. I told her I was sorry and must had the wrong address. She laughed and said "well I certainly hope not. Richard said you were good.