... Sorry Katie, I just... i was just kidding. You know, I'm a bit nervious. I've honsetly wanted to date you since we met last year", I look at the g...ound a bit embarassed"Well... it's alright you dummy, just have more respect for people, even if they're diffrent! you never know who might be gay", she looks at me and takes my hand"We better get going, the movie starts in 20 minutes!", she smiles and pulls me towards the theater.******************************************************The movie. "To his credit, Nick didn't try to deny it or even act shocked."How did you know?" There's very little that goes on in this family that I don't know about, sonny-boy. Let that be a lesson to you. You don't keep your seat atop the shit heap by bein' caught with your pants around your ankles playin' with yourself ... or takin' it up the ass from your friend Randy."Nick looked up from his plate, calm and focused."Are we about to have a fight, Father? If we are, I'll do you the courtesy of allowing. The London weather was particularly London-ish, rainy, and Mr. Caulder, our butler, was apparently waiting for me, umbrella in hand.“Welcome back, Lord Terrance,” he said as I handed him my raincoat.“Thank you, Mr. Caulder. Is our guest about, or did she fly the coop while I was out?” Something told me that the whole Glenda thing might have been a very well done practical joke played on me by my Aunt and tutor.“Oh no, Sir: The young lady is waiting for you in the second floor study. I might add. I looked up at her. She smiled. I too smiled. I said ‘Keep there. I will just brush and come.”After washing my face, as I entered the bedroom, I saw her sitting on the chair beside the bed and reading Marathi newspaper. Seeing me she got up and said, “It seems the tea is not hot enough. I will just get it hot”. I said ‘Let it be’. But she insisted and brought hot tea. As I was reading paper sitting on the chair and enjoying my tea, she stood there in front of me and asked ‘How is it’. I said.