Rhonda informed me that I had a visitor with a package for me. I let her know that I was on my way to greet the person. I was greeted by a smiling Zo... as I pressed the button to disengage the magnetic lock of the glass door that separated the reception area from our offices. "Hope you don't mind that I showed up unannounced, Gil," Zoe nervously greeted me. The way I looked in a suit threw her for a loop. I was wearing track pants and a hoodie when we met. The sudden widening of her eyes,. It was my first break for a couple of years. No one would miss me for eight days. I was in real trouble. At that point she walked into the room. I looked at her and looked again. She didn’t look real. She had a helmet of lacquered blonde hair curling stiffly outward at the bottom, a heavily pan-caked face with bright red lipstick and blue eye shadow. She looked like a woman in a cheap, garishly-coloured magazine advertisement for a 1950s kitchen. Her flowery dress emphasised the 1950s look with. I lit a joint, took a few good puffs inhaling deep, and then lit my cigarette. Once I finished the cig I took a couple more hits off the joint, put it out and hid it away back in my purse. When I reentered the apartment he had folded out the futon and was laying on his side facing the TV.“Come on.” He said patting the space beside him. I knew better, but ignored my inner voice and got beside him. We laid there on our sides watching the movie. We were halfway into it when he wrapped his arm. Yeh exam ke dino ki baat hai hum dono har saal exam ke dino me raat ko combined studies kiya karte the kyon ki din main kafi disturbance hota hai, kabhi who mere ghar raat ko padhne ata to kabhi main uske ghar. Ek raat who mere ghar padhne aaya, us raat kafi garami thi to main ne ek bahut he patli banyan pahan rakhi thi jis me se pura badan dikhta tha aur payjama, mera dost ghar main aaya mummy TV dekh rahi thi aur main mere room main padh raha that, to who seedha mare room me aaya usne kabhi.