A light.There lay an array of lights in the distance, '-windows' the man saw. He dashed onwards, cimbing atop dirt and sticks, as his spirit rose to t...e doorstep.On the door lay a large ring, so shivering his heart and hands, he clutched it, giving three strikes to the door. He sat, wondering is truly someone sat at home, or if they wanted the world to think that, leaving their house with the lights on merely to trick.Soon footfalls fell one by one, slowly making it's way to the door. With his. Like I told you about Jason. Not like that. Not hearing it like that, the two of you discussing my feelings together. I’m your wife, Neil. You and I should have discussed this first.”“I’m sorry. It just kind of happened. I promise you I was going to tell you when we next spoke.”Even as Neil apologized, deep within I knew how unfair I was being. I was telling him how badly he’d treated me, even as I kept the whole Jason baby conversation locked deep within. I didn’t care about being fair. I. I didn’t look at him but something told me that he was staring at my blouse. I got down and he followed me till my house and disappeared. The next day I had no courage of going out after what happened. When it was about 10, I heard bell ring. Thinking it to be my friend Radha, I opened and to my horror, he was standing there, the same guy. I was about to slam the door he held and pushed himself in and closed the door. “who are you?’’ I asked him “you don’t know me?’’ “no I don’t, go away’’ I. I just didn't want you to ruin my plans," he told the wide-eyed counselor.Jenny was speechless and dumbfounded from hearing his confession. "Just a piece of ass," is how they viewed her and it gave her a tremendous feeling of nausea. The sounds of someone entering the room caught Jenn's ears and she looked directly at Justin. "No, no please you can't be serious," she pleaded with the teen.She flinched and would have jumped completely off the table if not for the ropes binding her arms to the.