He is my husband’s best friend and quite a handsome, gentle man. I smiled as I greeted him and invited him inside the house.“I was surprised to se... you.”“I just came to get a book from Akash.” “Oh, yes. He gave me a book this morning and asked me to hand it over to you when you drop by. I forgot it completely,” I replied him back with a sheepish grin.“It’s ok.”“Here sit in the couch. Would you like some tea or coffee Rahul?” I enquired him.“No thanks. I should be leaving soon.”“Ok,” I smiled. It was alot to handle when they would ask me about him. But anyway, now I am nothiding in the shadows any more."He tapped the end of his pencil against his front teeth. "What do you thinkabout mirrors?" I am not sure I think anything about them at all." Do you notice where they are? Could you tell me where they are located inyour home? Do you notice where mirrors are when you enter a new building?" I guess so, I guess the answer is yes to all those things." So you always liked to look in. Right now I had to figure out a way to pretend I hadn’t been home, though. I knew how to climb out of the window, and made sure to make plenty of noise when I entered again through the front door. Dad just waved a hand at me, and I didn’t see Josie at all, but she must have heard the door and me climbing up the stairs less stealthily than usual.I caught Josie alone some days later when she was reading one of her fairy books. I wasn’t sure how to approach her, and whether to tell her I had seen. A short time later one of the guys with Tom walks in with a mug."I heard you liked chamomile tea, this might help you," he says, andintroduces himself as Jeff."You?re bloody brave to dress like that. I?m not cracking onto you, butyou look great."I thank him and he leaves, and I noticed some raised eyebrows by mycolleagues, and a chuckle from Siobhan.Chapter 25 - Becoming one of the girls - at least at workAfter a fairly uneventful late morning busily answering calls Justinetells me it?s time to.