Jab main mcd gaya to wo bhi wahi thi croud zayda hone ki wajha se mujhe seat nahi mili to wo akeli bethi thi mane use pucha to usne bola yes u can sea... m beth gaya to use casual bat kr raha tha to usne pucha ki mane apko kahi dekha h mane use bataya ki hum sath me padhte the then she said yes I remember yuvraj then humne burger khaya or usne number manga mane use dia to usne dia then mane use ghar drope kia or m ghar aa gaya rat ko uski call aii or humari bate honi start hui mane use uske bf ke. In scant minutes we were sitting together on my sofa with me on the middle cushion and her on the end, just jabbering away like old friends.She told me that they were finally all unpacked and settled in, and that she had started her new job that day. She was excited about the new challenges and opportunities at work and said she really was enjoying the prospect of her first winter without ice and snow. Since it was only the beginning of July, I found her ice and snow comments a tad premature,. Now in my college, I had met few other girls as we were all part of a cultural events group. We all became good friends. There was this girl named Chaitra who was from a different class but was very close to me. Soon we both became thick friends sharing everything. She was in a relationship with a guy from almost 8 years from her school days but they hadn’t done anything physical. She wanted to do but that guy was not willing to. Her size was 34-30-34 and height was 4’11. She was short for me. Of course, she was ancient - 60 or more, Effie guessed - but Liza always treated Effie as just another of her friends and the way she dressed, with very much her own style, made Effie think that she was quite cool in a way. Effie never felt like a kid when Liza was around."It's been fun, Grandmama," Effie replied. Like all girls she'd joined the New Opportunity youth organisation at eighteen. The last year had been a full one as she'd learned about the values of New Order and had the chance to.