Diya or kaha yeh kod samne se boliga to tum bat karlena thik hai or sab mujko samjaya ,ai to yeh sab majak hi samaj raha tha karib ek ghante ke bad me...e mobile pe kisi aurat ka phone aaya or usne ek code no bola mai yeh sunkar chauk gaya or usne mera naam bola maine kaha mai hi rahul bol raha hu to vo mujse bate karne lagi fir mujko usne kaha ki dukan se aap ka number diya hai to aap kab milenge to maine kaha aap ko kon sa time set hoga to usne bola ki muje sam ko 5 baje tum mall ke bahar khade. ." she stopped again."Now how are we gonna be Grandma an' Grandpa McElroy if-n we don't have a young'un o' two?" He could feel her crying and hoped he had said the right thing, "That ok with you?"She sniffed a bit, "Um, yeah. That'd be ok with me." She kissed his temple, "I love you, JD."They stood together watching the water until both of them were shivering. He took them the long way back to the house."Ah! Here it is!" he exclaimed finally, "Knew it was back here somewhere." Oh, what a lovely. She had a few pictures on her cellular phone of past boyfriends. There was a definite pattern in the men she dated. They were all just slightly taller than her in heels, rugged looks, broad shoulders and a strong jawline with a toned upper body that possessed somewhat of the "V-physique" bodybuilders have. I didn't dare say a word, but each of them were similar in appearance to myself. Marianna explained she had came to town specifically to spend time with me, and to atone for missing several. In a strange way, as they cuddled, the feel of flesh on flesh was fine. The intimacy of touching each other in non-sexual ways was acceptable. The knowledge of what they'd just done, though, was less so, for both of them. Both were still wearing their wedding rings, and both of them felt them on their fingers."I'm not sorry," insisted Jeff, mostly to himself, and mostly in an attempt to convince himself that he wasn't."Why does life have to be so unfair?" asked Roberta. "Why couldn't we have.