It didn't really matter what they paid for at this point, either, as far as David was concerned."My dad did it." He'd said the words so calmly that it...was as if it hadn't really left his mouth, but the look on Frank's face told him otherwise. Frank looked... relieved. "I didn't see it happen... but she was dead when... when..." It's okay, David," Frank insisted, gently reaching out to place a hand on his shoulder. David looked at that hand for several moments. Frank Seaberg. Now he remembered. Her cheeks turned red, but she didn’t make any effort to pull away. And we stood there, locked in our embrace, our eyes met.Beyond her embarrassment at feeling my hard-on, I sensed in Saira a need to be held. I did so without a word until she finally relaxed her grip and allowed her feet to touch the ground. She quickly returned to her work and I went about helping her clearing the clutter.After the work was done, I went home to shower and relax. But, with the events of the day were playing. Then I realized that things were going out of control and I withdrew and told her that we will just hug each other but not go beyond that. I could see a bit of disappointment in her face, I but also really wanted her badly but controlled myself, since we had no plans to marry each other and she was my childhood sweet friend. She said ok, if you wish so, then I am also ok and then hugged each other. While hugging side by side, my hands were fully encircled her whereas both of her hands closed to. At the end of the night she reached for the check but he insisted on paying. After arguing playfully for a while about who should pay it they decided to split it. They stumbled out of the restaurant into the night laughing and bantering. It was fair to say they got along quite well. Heath insisted on walking her home even though it was a good half an hour’s walk. He was quite charming. ‘So did you like the restaurant?’ he asked. ‘Yes, it was lovely Heath’ She told him. ‘Lindsay told me you.