"I'll always love you. This has nothing to do with that. I just think it's time I started doing the right thing. Maybe you don't understand it right n...w, but this is what's best for you. You have to trust me on that."She nodded, still disappointed, but returned to her room. Jeff felt his heart breaking as he thought of how sad he had made her. For all he knew, she might be crying into her pillow all night. It was hard to tell through the sounds of his own sobs.The week passed too quickly for. I cursed my luck,because she is now in store. I went to store and there is janani reading newspaper and I said hello, she looks at me and J- kalaila enga pona pakkave mudila( where are you in morning, I dont saw you)Me- officela urgent nu kooptanga athan udane poiten( urgent work in office, so I went)J- kadaikulra vaa da ( come inside)Me- yarachum pathura poranga(what if someone see)J- intha timela yeppo vachum thanda varuvanga payapadama vaa ( this time,no one will be here,dont be freak)I went. Dani smiled and hit me on the shoulder, You ass-hole! We stood up and stripped and headed down to find mom. She was, finally! making our breakfast but staring out the window a lot. All three workmen were bare-assed and had started working. By the time we were done with breakfast we had forgotten they were there and went about our normal routine. Mom was cleaning up and Dani grabbed my arm and said take me out on the patio. I looked at her questioningly and she said that one over by the potted. At least if you’re out spending my money, it’s nice to see that you’re spending it on something I’ll appreciate.” He stepped close to her and reached out, his fingertips touching her waist. “The fabric of this blouse is very nice. French silk, I assume?”Cindy gave a sharp intake of breath as she felt the professor’s hand slide up along her side, his fingertips pressing softly against her stomach. “Yes sir, French silk, sir.”“It’s nice that you know what I like. I only want you to have the best.