. it was too hard to tell. "I thought we were hanging out tonight s*s? Why are you getting all dressed up?" She smiled and looked over at me," I'm n...t going out silly.... I just want to feel pretty thats all. Beside, there is nothing dressy about a robe dear brother." Something was going on. She snagged a bottle of wine from the upstairs and opened it up. She poured each of us a glass and we started talking, listening to music. It was about an hour or two later when she asked me something. The Taylor youknew would probably have been killed. "However this Taylor," he saidindicating his very feminine nightdress, "May not be very macho but ismuch, much tougher than he looks." I don't understand," said Helena.Taylor sighed. "It's a long story Honey, but here goes. You rememberabout a year ago when we had that tennis match and you wiped the floorwith me?" Yes I remember," said Helena. "You haven't played me since." Well I suppose that was a turning point. I realised that not only wasI. Hello everyone, just continuing from where husband left me. After knowing that I have managed to expose myself, I sat red faced on the bench tugging my frock. As soon as I sat, another gentleman sat just besides me. He was probably in his early 50s, very tall and well built. He had all white hair on his head. He introduced himself as Baje and started talking to me about general things. The weather seems to be turning nastier, I said. I should be thankful for it though, he said smilingly that I. Though the subjects were the same, they both had differentsets of work. Even so, they helped one another when necessary."Well, thats my English done," said Kelly, finishing her glass of cola."I'm almost done on mine," said Paul, refering to the essay he had todo on Pride and Prejudice."Dinner is almost ready, so can you please clear the table," said MrsWalker, entering the room."No problem," said Paul. "I'll finish it off in the chair over there,"he said to Kelly.They put their books to one.