Ek din bhabhi ne mujhe ghar aane ko bola toh main chala gaya. Unhone pani peelaya aur pucha ek kaam karoge. Main haan kaha. Phir bhabhi boli room main...aa toh main chala gaya.Bhabhi ne ek tel ki bottle haath main di aur kaha ki mera pair main bohut bohut dard hai zara malish karde main theek hai kaha aur neeche floor pe baith gaya bhabhi bed pe baithi thi. Main ne unki saree thodi upar ki aur shuru hogaya.pair ek dam gore the unke wo thoda heech khick aarahi thi start main but phir normal. With a shower, a good shave, and some clean clothes, I looked more like my former self and less like the wreck I had become. I paced my house, wondering what I could do or say to impress Morghan, and finally laughed at myself. I hardly knew her, how could I know what she liked? Nervously flattening my fly-away brown hair with my hands, I got in my car and headed for the deli. I was forty-five minutes early and had three cups of coffee before she arrived. She sat down and gave me a nervous. And." And I'm just the seventh grader you had fun making out with?" said Kyle,pulling away. "I get it?" It's not like that," said Johnny, looking dejected. "And..." And she's beautiful," smiled Kyle, interrupting. "Who could blame you?The whole school is hot for her and everyone was watching. I get it, sogo ahead and do what you have to with her. It was a nice prom, andbelieve me I really and I mean really shouldn't be here. Go dance withyour girl." No, you're my girl," said Johnny, tossing his. Horace Greeley Jepperson was at his huge desk, his back to me and his flat computer screen filled with flickering boxes of various sizes and colors. I wondered if he had bought all new furniture for this part-time office. He turned around in his high-backed, maroon-leather chair and said, "Sit." The air-conditioner buzzed steadily up near the ceiling. The filtered air smelled of chlorine for some reason, like a swimming pool.I sat, put my hat on the floor, dropped my hands in my lap, wondered.