"Hello, would you like a coffee?" Connie's voice was sweeter than a mug of chocolate and but this time it had no effect at all."Hello Connie. No thank..., not this time — I'm leaving early for once," Chris told her as he moved some of the files on to his shelf."Oh, do you have something nice planned?" she asked curiously, her eyes flickering with interest."As a matter of fact, yes - I am taking my wife away for a couple of days. She deserves spoiling for a change." He smiled lightly at Connie,. A gentleman.Two more dates pass, and we have lunch together twice a week, and in the light of day, and stone cold sobriety I tell him."Can next Saturday night be THE night?"He takes my hand. "You sure?" I nod in the affirmative."Yes, but I'm going to cook you dinner. THAT, involves some serious work."I offer to help. "I can get whatever you need at the store!" Not that kind of work silly. I need to clean my place up. It's guy-level clean, but not nice enough for you. Can I bail on the movies. "You can call me Dave." I nodded. "And you're right," he continued, "There aren't many of us. We're an endangered species."Feeling sorry for the guy, I nodded. He looked so sad. Deciding to change the subject, I told him I was ready to make my wish. "Go ahead" he encouraged, looking rather pleased to change the subject. I was curious about him and would have asked him questions as long as I was able, but I still wanted to see if this wish business was real.Taking a deep breath, I said "I wish. Wo dekhne me bhi bahut sundar lagti thi ekdam kachhi kali. Jise dekhkr kisi ko bhi madhoshi chha jaye. Garmiyo ki chhuttiyo me sonam apni bua yani ki mere ghar ghumne aayi tthi. Uske aane se mai bahut khus tha kyoki usase meri bahut patati thi. Ham saath saath hi rahte, khelte aur khate peete pr in sab chijo me sex naam ki koi bhi chij hamare bich na thi. Aur shayad use bhi in sb chijo k bare me maloom na tha. Uske aane k dusre din hm apne aam k bageeche gye aur wha pr aur bhi ghr k log pahuch.