"Where's the old man?"I turn back, surprised."You knew my grandfather?" So he's your grandpa! You know, you kinda look a lot like him, where is he any...ay," and then, "he's not sick, is he?" He died last week." Oh! I'm sorry." A stray tear escapes the rapid blinking of her bright blue eyes. She stood there, crying silently.I pulled my hands around her and hugged her to me, her shivering body silently shaking as quiet tears fall all around us."It's okay, people grow up and die all the time, you. It was this last that convinced him to do something despite the pounding in his head; he reached up to cover his eyes before trying, at first unsuccessfully, to open them. After a couple more attempts, he had adjusted to the flickering light, and he turned his head to the side with a groan, suppressing the urge to vomit.The ceiling above his head was stone, and the walls around him were as well. He was in a small circular ... cave? And the entire thing was lit by the flickering light of a large. Maybe there would even be some scouts from the movie studios there. She heard that they sent people out to all the little theatre productions looking for new talent.As she climbed into the car with Joe, Kathy dreamed of how she might be launched into a career of movies or television with this production."Hurry up, Kathy," Pete said as she walked into the back stage entrance of the theatre. "You're a little late," he said, looking Joe who'd walked in with her and was grinning sheepishly."Sorry,". I have never seen her that way in the office.I checked about her family members and she said all of them have gone out of station for a marriage and she was alone. I gave her the erotic books and some CDs which I brought and once again advised her not to take any hasty step and prepared to leave. She asked me to wait till she checks on the CDs. I started getting a little suspicious about whether she left office early with a plan. However, looking at her in such a dress was also turning on.