Ye kahani he meri gf ka bare me humara relationship ka bad face chal ra tha roj fights hote tha kuch time fights bahut jayada badh jate the but due to...long distance relationship it was hard to short out those things tho bahut frustrate ho ka mane plane keya kichalo gf sa melna chala jaye aase fights bhi short ho jayengi aur thora maje bhi ho jayenga usse dur rahe ke ma roj uski gool gool chuchiyon ko miss karta tha tho mane mumbai ki ticket book ki aur waha usse milna chala gaya due to some. ‘Thanks, but I’ve got other plans,’ he said, and tossed the unopened beer back at Mickey just a little harder than she’d thrown it to him. She caught it with one hand and grinned at him as she popped the top and beer foamed out. She tilted the can back and guzzled it down, ignoring the amber liquid spilling down her chin and running between her breasts. When she was finished she tossed the empty onto the ground beside her and let out a loud belch. ‘Come on,’ she said, ‘get your gear off. I. .. I'm sorry, I think you've got the wrong number!" he said before hanging up. "That will give him something to think about!"Maddy smiled at the thought that her brother-in-law might now be wondering who had answered her phone ... she was also smiling because Tony's hand was on her hip!There were no more phone calls from George that day, but whenever the phone rang, Tony answered it, before handing it over to Maddy. They didn't go out any more that day either, but she was fascinated to see all. ‘Oh, Peter,’ she said, turning to me with a smile. ‘I didn’t hear you. You gave me quite a firght.’ ‘No, Mom, not Peter,’ I said. Peter was my Dad’s name. ‘It’s me. Mark. Your son.’ ‘Mark?’ she said, voice wavering. The look of confusion in her eyes almost made me want to weep. Mom was once a good looking woman, back in her youth. Before Dad. Now she looked tired. Not old, not really. Not like she was actually pushing fifty. She’d stopped dying her hair, and it was white now, and she’d gained.