Ithad nothing to do with the pain in his hip that forced him to walk with acane. It had nothing to do with heading back to a dark and empty home andan...afternoon alone. If he was going to delude himself, he resolved to doa good job of it. He tried to enjoy the flowers.In the end it wasn't the flowers that held his attention, but thechildren. The small playground was busy with someone's grandchildrenyelling and chasing and trying to climb up the slide the wrong way.In his mind's eye he saw his. Jay wasn't married and he thought it was nice to justget away and spend time with family. Jay was a man in his late thirtiesabout five foot ten and 170 pounds. He had short brown hair that wasslightly receding as is the case with many men his age. Jay consideredhimself OK looking but he was being a bit hard on himself not that itmattered. He had never gotten married. And didn't plan on it Marriagejust wasn't for him. He was a confirmed bachelor as they were called.He had several. The storms to the west acted like a shade that blocked out the late afternoon sun, but the sapphire blue sky above them remained undisturbed. Sabrina snuggled against her husband, ‘It’s pretty here.’ ‘Yeah,’ David replied with equal appreciation, ‘I’m glad you talked me into coming.’ He wrapped his arm around her shoulder and pulled her close. He kissed the top of her head, breathing in the scent of jasmine in her hair. Jaz almost snapped his neck reeling around as quick as he did. ‘She brought. Maine door bell bajayi. Ussne door khola. Wah kya lag rahi thi who. Kya Sexy Short Kurta tha uska. Ussne mujhse kafi baatein ki lekin mere dhyan usski gaand par tha. Maine achanak usske ball daba diye toh ussne kaha plz wait now. Mai kaha maanne wala tha. Phir woh bhi maan gayi. Phir hum dono gale mile.Uske ball mere chest se sate hue the. Kya batao dosto,kitna majaa aaraha tha. Phir maine usse kaha tum apne kapre utardo. Toh ussne Pehle apne external kapde utar diye aur mai bhi aadha nanga ho.