She smirked then went upstairs. I changed my dress wear a lungi and watching T.V, after a while she came back to my home with coffee and handed it to ...e told in double meaning, “After 6 month you came from gulf and akka is not here, don’t feel lonely I will take care of you.” Seeing the sexy expressions of her eyes I got courage so boldly I asked, “What you can do to kill my loneliness”. My eyes were glued to her She smiled shyly and replied, “Don’t worry sir I will give you company to pass. But even a nice guy like him didn't stand a chance with the conditioning I'd been given. You see, well it's a long story.It all started around three weeks before that night in the restaurant. I had just got out of a very destructive long term relationship and decided I needed to get back out into society, meet some new people, maybe even try dating again. My ex though, well he didn't agree. I'd tried to break up with him many times before but each time he knew how to say the right things for me. "Yeah, but I got your hopes up, and then this happens."Julie gave his hand a squeeze. "It's the thought ..." She spun her head, trying to catch the billboard she'd seen from the corner of her eye. "Hey! Slow down, Bash!"Bash took his foot off the gas pedal, wondering what Julie was up to. Then he saw it, too. A large billboard. Advertising a water park. "Are you thinking what I'm thinking?" he finally asked.As Bash pulled into the parking lot, he saw that it was nearly full. He felt a. My new body was telling me somethingbut I couldn't figure it out. At some point somebody, I don't rememberwho, helped me upstairs to get on some more clothing. In all thecommotion I forgot I looked like a scantily clad blonde bombshell andjust the sight of me was distracting to some of the officers. I was bothembarrassed and strangely aroused by the situation. Walking up thestairs to Kelsey's room I heard more police cars pulling up and whatsounded like an ambulance. The thought of more men.