Gathering my thoughts I looked around for signs of life. Off in the distance I saw lights and started walking. After about 20 minutes I found a bar at...the edge of the warehouse district. It looked a little seedy and run down but I needed a phone so I went in.Entering the bar I became really nervous all the customers were black and I was a white female. I walked up to the bar and waited for the bartender. The customers started with whistles and cat calls as I waited. A young black man walked up. Maine anju ko kaha maine laptop isiliye laya hain ki mujhe usme load kiyi bahot sari Blue films dekhani hai. Fir anju boli main gandi film nahi dekhungi, aur sharmakar rasoi me chali gayi. Maine sharab ke do glass bahrkar anju ko awaj di par o pine ko tayar nahi thi maine thoda samjaya ki issise sex main kuch sharam nahi rahegi, Fir na na karte usne do peg laga diye to usne hi kaha jay o gandi film lagao na, maine lap top on kiya, aur uski ek film chalu kar di Anju pahlese hi garam huyi thi, to. As the novel progressed, I further explored Cecilia's changing obsessions while she worked through her second year of college and established her relationship with Jason and the other people in her life."The Freshman" was longer than my first two novels, which was not what I intended when I started writing. As happened with my other two previous novels, the project took on a life of its own and demanded that I continue to explore the lives of my characters. That inner pressure even forced me to. ’ ‘No, ask again and I will leave.’ Four frowns, but they all shrug, makes me wonder who the hand is. ‘What about a skirt?’ This from the hand and I can’t help the shiver, I was wearing a skirt on that night. ‘No skirt, I will wear pants.’ The geek turns to the hand. ‘Paul go on and kick the rest out, we will work with Pinky on the music.’ The hand snorts. ‘Alright Brain, no taking over the world.’ The tall guy and cowboy snort at that, I get it but can’t do much past a small smile. Once Paul.