”Maria turned sad, and replied, “That’s part of what I wanted to talk to you about.”Concerned, Hawk sat in one of the suite’s overstuffed ch...irs and pulled Maria into his lap. Cuddling her close, he said, “Chipmunk, I think this is the time to talk about this.”“Hawk, the problem is that she is being so stubborn.”“In what way?”“She wants a child and a family really bad, but she is determined to not get pregnant until after our first is born. The problem is she’s older and has less time on her. My look remained disdainful as I walked home from work. I had, had a bad day. A typical bad day. I arrived at the house and walked into the kitchen. The back door had been left open and so I was about to walk out of it to see where my wife was. However, something caught my eye, through the kitchen window. I could see something moving in a strange fashion just over my next door neighbours fence. Intrigued by this, I turned back and headed up the stairs to the back bedroom. I started to hear. She immediately dropped it.“Oh…sorry, Sandy. It really is heavy.”“I told you,” Sandy said as he took it in his hand again. “Where shall I put this?”“That one is your room, Sandy. You can put it there,” Varsha said, pointing at a room.“Thank you for everything, Varsha. When he asked me to visit him, I didn’t know he wanted me to stay here for a night too,” he said as he went inside.He kept the luggage aside, got naked and went for a bath.After the bath, he came back and got dressed in his pyjama. I’ll look all I like. I am just looking after all, not leering. God what an idiot. he thought to himself. ‘Please forgive me. I never know how to behave, what to say, around girls, er, ah, I mean women, er. See what I mean? Won’t you sit down?’ he asked, brushing nervously at his unruly hair. He held her chair as she slid in, a waft of her scent of honey and lavender made his head light. A waitress appeared. ‘Can I get you something to drink?’ ‘Dos Equis’, John said. ‘I really shouldn’t,’ Joan.