This is a true story; I use to go for jogging in a nearby park after jogging for an hour. I would take a five minute rest on the park bench and then p...oceed home for my daily chores. One day while taking rest on the park bench as usual, a man in his early 40s came and sat in the same bench. After a while we both exchange a casual smile and I left the park as usual. The very next day he again met me in the park bench. This time he spoke to me.Hi I am Ajay Sharma. I stay nearby building, saying. " You have to be patient with these things Mike. You can't force nature, things must take their own course."I really felt bad for him and I knew exactly how he must have been feeling since I was also anxious to become a father. But in my case I knew that it was going to happen soon, while as for Mike, his hopes were pretty slim now after five years of trying."I don't think that I will ever be a father." He finally admitted to me"Of course you will. The doctors told you that there was nothing. I've got the prick Marlon Simms bragging about it on tape if you want to hear it." Fuck. You know this means war?!" Abso-fucking-lutely. I assume, of course, that you've got an old grudge or two that you'd like to take care of? The timing couldn't be any better." Count me in — say when, say where!" Glad to hear it. Mr. DeLuca had approved a plan and we've got to follow it to the letter. If you can slightly postpone your surprise visit with John for a day or two, I'd be really grateful if you. But trust in this relationship was a three way thing. Would they be open and honest with him. He decided that the next couple of minutes would be a little test of their commitment to him. He walked out of the shed, Tess was no longer on the veranda. Drew was sitting staring back at him. "Not a good sign, her leaving while I was out of sight for one minute," he thought, "Will Drew be truthful with me if Tess can't face me?" He walked half way across to the house, Drew still stared at him. "Come.