Tabhi kuch ladke aaye mere pass kahne late mat dekh nahi patne wali. Khair waqth betata gaya air mai chupchap muh latkaye baitha tha. Achanak wo mere ...ass aayi main to chowk gaya. Ye kaise ho gaya for apne aap ko smbhala pucha kya kam hai.Yaar wo to pura open mainded thi sidha muh pe bol di kyun muje ghure ja rahe ho. Kabhi koi ladki nahi dekhi kya. Main bhi kaha kam tha sidha bol diya Delhi to baho par aap jaise nahi Delhi.Kahne lgi mujh me aisa kya hai jo bakiyo me nahi. Main bola sari chez. I would be wearing a dressno matter, the one I came in, or the silver one with the diamond patternthat I liked.Well, I wore the silver one. Need I say that I was quite nervous for thefirst ten minutes or so but when I saw no one even looking in mydirection at the diner, I calmed down and enjoyed my dinner.Mom, who could be a (Good natured) ball buster at times, insisted I wearthe dress home.I could not wait to change back as soon as I got home.The next day, when Carol came home, mom told her. ” Nicolette said, and Niles leaned forward.“Go on, Nicolette. No matter how small it is, the more information we have, the easier it’ll be to work out what’s happening.”“I was going to say I felt a bit weepy earlier, but I don’t think that’s related.”“Why not?”“I mean, I figure that’s just a part of being pregnant.”There was a long pause and Niles just stared at the muscular cheerleader.“I beg your pardon?”“I mean, isn’t that just part of it? When you’re pregnant, your hairmones just get. Then daddy came to the floor to grind on my front side. When the song was over, I thanked the guy for the dance and walked off the floor. Daddy was holding my hand as we began to head to the elevator. We were lucky that we got the elevator car to ourselves, because we couldn't keep our hands off each other. We got to our floor, I had to pull my dress back down and daddy had to zip his zipper. We did this just in time before the doors opened to an older couple. We laughed as we headed to.