Fir use bad gaon me sarpanch ki meeting hue.Faisla hua ki bhabhi apne life ko khud chun sakti hai ye to wo apne mayke ja sakti hai ya wo humare ghar m... hi reh sakte hai.Bhabhi ne faisa kiya wo apne mayke chale jayegi wo wahi apne life ki new suruwat karegi.Faise k bad bhabhi k ghar wale aa gaye aur dushre din bhabhi chali gaye.Kuch din bita.Bhabhi se humari phone me baten hoti aur bhabhi humesa roti rehti the.Ek din bhabhi me mujhe kaha ki unke ghar wale humse bat karna chahte hain.May bhabhi k. "If it isn't far how about I walk to your place and pick you up and we can walk to the restaurant. Unless of course it rains then you can call me and I will wait for you outside of the front entrance to building J."Friday night I knocked on Sally's door which was opened by a little pixy of a girl. Lee was a short attractive oriental girl dressed for a night in with sweats and barefoot. "Come in," She offered. "Sally will be right out."It was a nice big living room with what looked to be newer. ‘Um, oh, maybe some other time, huh?’ Bob said. ‘Uh, yeah, yeah,’ Lawrence said and took the check from the man. Bob watched the slender youth leave, licking his lips again. He was a good looking boy, with his dark hair and light blue eyes. Those lips looked like they were made for kissing and Bob just loved the way the boy kept blushing. ‘Man oh man,’ Bob said, locked the door, and returned to the leather couch. He hit the button and started the movie again. He decided to go back to the. With the way things then stood, it looked like it was going to be longer, possibly, forever. That thought was chilling to me, the forever part. It brought home to me the seriousness of what Shirley and I were contesting. The stakes had been greatly raised by our conversation this time. I wondered if Shirley had any thoughts similar to the ones I was having. We might be talking about forever. How did we ever let it get to this point?At dinner, later that evening, Mama didn't mention Shirley's.