I – Ok, will do soWe left form there on her bike, and I left my bike there and we reached her house in less than 10 mins, she took a longer route, t...rough some little streets, may be just to ensure I don’t know her place, but I knew the area pretty well but kept quiet. After reaching her place, we entered and there was no one. She told me stays with her parents and divorced a year back. Her parents were out of town. I sat on the sofa and she offered me water, I drank half and ave the remaining. “You’re Dexter,” the guy said.“Yes, I am.”“I’m Calvin Masters. I live above you.”Dexter extended a hand and said, “Nice to meet you Calvin.”“I heard that Mary hit you with her pepper spray,” Calvin said.“Yes. That was not pleasant,” Dexter said.Grinning, Calvin said, “She tried that on me, once. Fortunately, I was still wearing my helmet. She’s actually pretty nice once she gets to trust you.”“Like that is ever going to happen,” Dexter said with a snort.Calvin said, “You’ve got to understand.. .. a quick note and hint to take on board for the reader is to have Tifa resist as much as possible throughout the chapter selection, otherwise you may miss out on some hot scenes and a lot of content, the story will take its own course. Your role as reader is to take on the persona of one of Tifa's captors (there will be a choice depending on preference but at one point the converging paths will amalgamate, where you have a choice to swap your character role if you choose to do so, you won't. “Sunil, beta itne saal, kyun re, yaad nahin aati humaari.” Abhi main kuch bol paata, is se pahle woh rone lag gayi. Unko le jaake maine bahar lage charpai pe baithaya aur gale se lagaye bola – “Ab nahin hoga aisa, Chachi. Maaf kardo.”“Kuch khaayega, kitna dubla ho gaya hai. Itni mehnat karwaate hain kya sab.”“Ek ghante so jaata hoon, fir uthunga to aap nashta de dena. Aur jo dil kare khila dena.”“Ja upar wale kamre main sojaa, parson ek guruji aaye to unhi ke liye saaf kiya tha. Wahi so.