I swallowed hard,"We've been dating for what... two years?" Three." She smiled and flipped her golden hair over hershoulder.I grinned wider, "Right, t...ree years." A deep sigh later Ibegan to sink down to the floor, her eyes widened. "I knewfrom that first day back on campus that you were the one."Her eyes filled with tears, "We've had some really awesometimes together, and not once did I ever take advantage ofyou."She wiped a tear, "Not once." She repeated."I often wondered what my life would. 1 year past in that way and it was the third death anniversary of my husband and my friend Anuradha gave birth to a baby boy that year. And that was the first smile in my face after 3 years.She visited our house after 6 months of giving birth with her baby. Her husband dropped her at my house and he stood for a while and left after lunch leaving Anu as she wanted to stay for a while it was Sunday so I was free too. My sons were playing video games on computer in the bedroom and we were talking. I hadnt noticed. I know what its like when theres too much on your mind and no one to talk to. So I wanted you to know that Im around. Thats very compassionate. Kenneth realized it sounded like a sarcastic remark, so he flashed a smile. But Im fine. Its just a rough patch. Okay, Teena said. Her hands inched their way across the table a bit more, one was turned ever so slightly, palm up, seemingly inviting. Id rather you not think of me as just your boss. Ive always kept an eye on you. Just in. They both were in college at U of C Berkeley, and came home for the Christmas Holidays 1982. We went to the Airport to pick them up. Everyone was excited, but me. I didn't know what to expect, fearing that they would not like me. I didn't know at the time, Jan already wrote them about me, sent a picture, and found out later, they were as excited to see me, as their family was to see them.The kids spotted them first coming off the plane."There they are, there they are".Nick and Jan got so.