I just figured you were in business, or had been, anyway.”“Oh, that. No not really. I’ve never been much of a businessman, actually. Lucky, I gu...ss. We’ve never really talked about that, have we, where I got my money, I mean.”“Er, no,” said John uncomfortably. “It’s really not my business.”“Oh, that’s all right. I don’t mind. Why don’t I just explain it over dinner, that way I won’t have to repeat the story to the girls later.”“Really,” said a flustered John Andrews. “It’s not. Mu Raju banda patire pureiki chusi chusi khaili. Raju mote bhidi dhariki antheiki basithila. Majhire majhire gandi ku halei ki mo pati ku genhuthila. Taa 6inchia aau lamba banda mo patire aste aste pasuthila aau baharuthila. Aaaahhhaaa uhhhh bou bou. Aaaahhhaaa bou mo banda banda. Uhhhh bou mo banda banda. Huun bou mo banda mo banda. Etebelu emiti heluni aau bou bia ku genhila bele kemiti hebu.Ohhh bou tu kichi kahana. Mo banda aaahhhaaa mo banda masta laguchi. Tike tight kari khaaa. Mu tight. My dad and her mom took a bunch of pictures of us before Dad suggested we get going. He drove us downtown to Carlin’s Restaurant. Katie was impressed.“I’ve never eaten here,” she told me. “Mom has been here with some people from work, I think. I hear it’s really nice.”Dad had reserved us a table for two and arranged for the bill to be covered. He told me we could have anything on the menu we wanted. His treat. He waited in the bar while we ate at a cozy table for two by the big window that. My ass tingled as I sat He threw me a pillow from the couch. “Sit on that with your legs bent in front of you,” he told me. I did. He reached into the bag his uncle had given him. “You are still in trouble for disobeying me before, Krystenah, but if you can follow directions for the next hour, I will give your clothes back to you for when I drive you home. I don’t want any back sass, are we clear?” My heart was revving. I wanted to please this boy who thrilled me with his playful smile and.