Maybe thatdid count for something, even now."Every day is a new day," I said. My voice trembled, like I was goingto cry - again.I excused myself and w...th nothing else to do I climbed the tiers untilI was beside my husband - my estranged husband. There was an eager,puppyish look about him and I wondered again what he was doing here -was he going to make more trouble? He'd once threatened me with aninjunction if I didn't stop Lexia taking her hormones."What are you doing here?" I snapped, in a. To reintroduce myself, I’m Ravi from Bangalore. I’m married, 5’7 inches and like going to Gym. I like listening to music and have a talent in painting. I can be contacted at Last year I got to know a married girl intimately. I spent a good romantic and sex filled day with her. She proved that marriage need not be end of adventures in life. One of my friends from South Karnataka got married last year. He was in my project since couple of years, and we were good friends. His marriage was arranged. I slammed the window down in anger causing the panes to rattle as they strained to remain intact. My friends were giggling behind me whether from fear or just female bravado I don't know."Well," I said "do we stay and fight the bastard or do we leave with our tails between our legs."A long silence ensued as in turn we all looked at each other, finally Sandy spoke up, "I say we fight the bugger, let him just try."It was agreed that we stand our ground until he paid up.I had to do some shopping. She was just completing a document she had started on the previous Friday when Viv's voice came over the tannoy, "Jayne to my office. Now." They all heard her grunt as she shouted.Beth and Nicky looked at Jayne and smiled.Jayne knocked on the door and Viv said, "Enter," Morning Viv," Jayne said all bubbly and bright."Is it?" Viv snapped back.She was sat behind her desk, the lights were still turned off and she was wearing dark glasses. "I suppose you think it was funny last night don't you?".