"You don't have to." Oh? You want me to let you go back out and drive all the way back to San Francisco feeling like that? I told you not to come." I ...ad to."Deshona poured each of them a glass of red wine in an expensive crystal goblet. She smirked at Laura as she offered her glass for a toast. "How's your friend with the braids?"Laura returned the same tight smile she had given her at the front door. "Haven't seen her since you and I talked to her," she said with a straight face, taking a. In the morning, having taken my breakfast, I went to my Vasu aunty’s house. She had welcome me with a sweet smile. She was also watching TV. The children were playing. My aunty seemed a little bit nervous. After a while both the children left the house for playing. As soon as they left, Vasu aunty stood up before me and she removed her saree pallu and looked deeply at my eyes. With this sudden happening, I stood up and looked at her eyes for a while with shocking face. Next, with in no time I. But, come on, Kevin, I’m more worried about what this guy would do to us if we catch up to him. Did you see the crater in the wall where he threw that guy? Damn, I’ll bet that hurt.”Both men were tittering when one of the teams they sent out to track down their fugitive radioed in with an update.“Go ahead, this is Sergeant Thomas,” he said, activating the talk button on the box looped onto his belt. Both Sgt. Thomas and Col. Price were wearing the same piece of radio technology, and both were. I started dieting and working out and lifting weights and running. I lost over a hundred pounds and started looking human. By the beginning of sophomore year, it was a different story. I managed to get my cherry popped and the rest is history, I guess.”“It’s too bad that bitch couldn’t see you now!” remarked Lauren. “So buff and studly.”“Hey, she got hers,” he answered. Lauren pushed him, and he explained, “Later that year, sophomore year I mean, when I had really gotten into shape, I ran.