Njan avale kamazhthi kidathiyitt avalude pooril kai idan thudangi. Aval enjoy cheyyunundayirunnu. Pathukke njan ente nakk kond avalude pooril nakki. A...ozhekkum penn violent aayi. “Ahhh…. Amme” ennoke villikan thudangi.Appol anu enik oru idea thonniyath. Njan pettanu adukalayilekku odi avide ninn thenum thakkaliyum ice cubesum eduthukond vannu. Njan enit ice avalude dehathukoode odichukond avalude poor nakkan thudangi. Athu kazhinju avalude pooril thakkali vechu peechi. Appozhekkum avalk. "Believe me—" He cut off my protestation. "--there is nothing on your computer. Nothing at all, C. End of story, damn it." And then he walked out.At 10 that night, I sat at my desk and opened the lid. I bit my lower lip and crossed my arms as the laptop awoke. The only thing running was Minesweeper, which I'd played that afternoon."Hello?"After a moment, a tentative Yes? appeared at the bottom. I said nothing, and he typed nothing. Time went by and I grew progressively more fidgety."You wanted. As he was afraid, the computer was in just about the most inaccessible portion of the office.Sam looked across the room to where she was sitting, facing him on the couch, looking over some paperwork. She had been wearing heels and a tight-fitting skirt suit, and he was looking just about straight up her rather short skirt. He was surprised to see that she was wearing stockings, not pantyhose, then he caught her smiling at him. Blushing, he turned away, certain that she had spread her legs just. Be able to see you as I used to.” “I know...” I felt my face blush, hard. “I’m a grown woman now. I want it to be you.” I looked at him and met his gaze. We stared at each other awkwardly. “I haven’t been with anyone since.... you know.” He looked down and my body instinctively moved to him. I hated seeing him sad. It had been almost half a year since she had died, he was still not over it. “I know. That’s why I want to give you this... you’ve always taken care of me. Let me take care.