Unho na mjhe handshak kiya ma na aj tak kabhi handshak ni kya tha ajj ma na phr un sa study ka darmiyan un se pooch ka apke bache kiu nahi ha to unho ...a muskara kar mje kaha abhi aaop chote ho apko nahi pata is bare mai na kaha hmm .Theek phr thori dair unho na mje btaya unke husband ma kami ha is wajah sa baap nahi ban sakte ma na ya sun kar un sa sooryy bola parhne lag gya . Thori dair bad ma na notice kia unke face k jaise rone wali hai to ma na kaha k main kal aa jaon ga to unho na kaha k. Maybe as early as tomorrow."I snorted."Summer certainly predicted I would," I said, "Though I don't think she expected it so soon." I looked over at Lynn, who looked a little confused. "She offered to screw me silly at your graduation. Looks like we'll miss out." That's right." Lynn said, grinning. She got a far away look on her face and the smile faded. Then she turned and met my eyes."You're not going to be single much longer, are you?" Doesn't look that way," I replied.Lynn gave a small nod. ”“The keys to what?”“The keys to the thirty two foot pontoon boat which is tied up to your dock.”Steve looked and saw the boat and was a little confused. He opened the envelope and read:“When I was by your house I noticed there was no boat at the dock. It is a beautiful lake that you should enjoy whether it be for fishing or just cruising. Enjoy the boat and thanks for what you did for Aunt Paula and my mother.”“John”Steve thanked the young man and thought of John’s generosity.At the clinic. The jet hauled us all over the world so that Cathay could capture millions of people under her special spell. The talent that was stored inside her body was immense. People that loved her music had no earthly idea how little of the whole package they were enjoying.When Cathay discovered I played the piano, she browbeat me into being her rehearsal accompanist, so that she could practice away from the rest of her entourage, giving us even more time alone. Sheldon seemed to adore sitting in his.