"Yuh. I don't know how or why, but I can. It talks about floating glass on molten tin in one place."He looked at me very, very seriously. "The people ...hat wrote that are so long gone that all we have left of them are the books, the books that nobody can understand. But you can. Unbelievable." He shot to his feet. "Do not, under any circumstances, leave. I have something that you should have. I received it long ago and held out hope against hope of ever selling it, much less selling it to. On the one hand there was no luck in it at all and on the other extremely lucky to get out of it unscathed.One hundred nests in a conflict environment is urinating into the wind as the enemy is alert and every thing is in readiness. In a successful ambush, just enough to do the job we did. Any larger enemy force and the planet would have been in trouble as we would have had to have allowed them further into the ambush and thus probably within range of the planet; we would have had to detail off. Just kidding Vishal.Me: lol, why not. I can propose you even now. Age is just a number KaviKavitha: So why you don’t have a girlfriend? you look good.Then I explained her about my past. That was the end of our first day. Before going to bed I sent her a message saying “till your husband comes back you can be yourself”.Kavitha: How I wish Vishal.It was during one of the weekdays, I sent her an msg saying if you are free and willing we can go out and do things that you like. You can go out easily. Valerie frowned. "Megan, if I was twenty years younger I'd be all over him. Why wouldn't he have a girlfriend?" Valerie suddenly thought the thought that terrifies every heterosexual mother at least once in her life. 'You don't suppose he's..."Megan didn't get it. "What? He's what?"Valerie didn't want to say the word. 'You know... different? Doesn't like girls very much?"Megan got it. "GAY! You think Robby's GAY?!" She broke into peals of laughter."What's wrong?" said her flustered mother. "Why.