Still more than a little tipsy – and glad she’d taken a cab – she returned to her room wearing a smile that just wouldn’t go away. For the fir...t time in years – since the divorce, really – she felt social and attractive. Moments after dropping her purse on the night stand, she walked over to the window. The pool was open 24 hours, but she didn’t see anyone. The lapping water shimmered from lights beneath the surface, calling to her, and she was far too wound up to sleep anyway. Decision made,. She told me she would be available in an hour’s time and to call from a certain phone box then.I wasn’t sure what to do for that hour, so I went home, had a good shower and cleaned all the bit that I thought may get attention later on. I went to the phone box and, with a cap and jacket I tried to disguise myself against being spotted when I made the call. She picked up the receiver and gave me the address I knew already, although had never been inside before.As I walked to the house, with the. “Are you on drugs?” “Oh, c’mon, Cathie, don’t tell me you’ve never thought about it.” He said as he poured the martinis. “It’s not like we would be cheating on each other or anything.” “Oh, sure!” she said as she crossed her arms and looked away from him, “YOU get two girls, and I’m supposed to be okay with it?” She took a long pull at the frosted glass and set it down. “You listen to me carefully, Addie,” she pointed an accusing finger at him, “this sounds an awful lot like you want to have. Bye the way it sector hamare saltlake sector 5 mein hain aur wahi sheimers club hain rdb cinema ke paas.Main fir kaha aap kaha rehti hain unhone kaha aap apne ghar jao maine kaha kya hua aunty kuch nhn aap apne ghar jao main aapko janti nhn kis hisab se baat karu aapse main kaha ha ye baat sahi hain par raat ke 12 baj rahe hain aur ek lady akele bus stand mein khadi hain it’s not good chalo aapko jab tak koi transport nhn milta main yahi hu aunty ne kaha koi jarurat nhn aap apne ghar chale jao.