I don't chase men, they chase me. You are the only one I've ever met who made me want to do the chasing." she said bluntly.I sat back in the chair wit... my eyebrows raised and watched her move gracefully around to her seat behind the desk."Don't look so surprised Doctor; I've made it quite plain over the past few years that I would be more than willing to have you in my bed."I swallowed hard. "Megan, I ... that is ... uhhhmmm ... aw shit!" I swore softly. I wondered if there was such a thing as. But after one late night party when she reached the house I found that she was totally drunk and she had a bottle of beer in her hands when she knocked the door. When I opened the door hearing the bell ringing I saw ANJU auntie leaning on her back on a pillar with the beer bottle in left hand and a ladies cigarette in right. On seeing me she smiled and said sorry for disturbing during the late hours. She told that she is in a great mood after the party and she wants to drink and smoke all. " For God's sake Louise, do you think these clothes are my first choicein the morning?" I'm sorry, but that's how I feel." She crossed her arms underneath thatfantastic cleavage and tapped her foot on the floor."And what precisely do you want me to wear?"Louise thought about this for a moment. She sucked at her lower lip andsuddenly had an idea. "Perhaps it would do you good to sympathise alittle with my position. Perhaps then you'll realise how lucky you arein comparison - how lightly you've. . but still just kids.Sixteen, the year Dad left forever — though it was two years before Cindy and I agreed that he was really gone forever — Cindy was embarrassed and turned away while she washed. I was embarrassed because she was, and after that I did twice the work and filled two tubs. You see; I had always loved Cindy.When I was five Dad taught me to read — I read everything. I knew the difference between sloe gin and gin when I was six. I read the labels. I taught Cindy to read; Dad said.