Pehle wo bahot gussa ho gayi aur mujhse baat nahi ki whole day phir hum log car mein ghar aa rahe the to unhone mujhse phir se pucha ki kahi mein maja... to nahi kar raha na mene nahi seriously I love you wo kuch boli nahi phir night mein hum log ek hi kamre mein alag alag so rahe the to raat ko unki beti ro kar uth gayi to mein bhi uth gaya uss time mene unko msg kiya ki I want to hug you unhone reply diya ki kaha aur kyun? Mene kaha ander wale room mein to wo kuch boli nahi mein ander chale. “No, thanks, I’m having cream pie later on,” Dan hinted and Susan gave him a playful slap on the arm.A few minutes later, Andrew appeared handing Dan the dinner bill. She expected him to pay the bill and they’d leave. “Do you mind if I join you for a few minutes?” he asked.“No, not at all,” Susan replied moving closer to Dan.Andrew turned slightly towards Susan, placing his left arm behind her on the seat. Her face warmed to the closeness between the two men.“I like working here because I get. He stopped at apartment 3B knocking on the door. A tall heavy set black man answered the door letting Joe into his home.After the introductions Joe said. "Is your daughter Pearl at home sir?" Yes, Mr. Bark. Should I fetch her?" Not just yet Mr. Watts." Both men sat down, Joe on a couch while Watts chose a soft stuffed chair. "I have a few questions first." Joe explained to George Watts that the school had reason to believe that there was child abuse happening."Did my girl say dat?" No sir she. He admired her courage and honesty. She was intelligent and sincere. Her smiling face reminded him of a flower opening in Spring. He had been close to giving in a few times. The idea was so tempting. It would be an easy jump from dinner table to her hotel room. Paul would not allow it. His feelings went deeper than fondness. At times he felt himself a father to her, or maybe a close uncle. At other times he was her mentor. In between, he heard a voice that urged him to become her lover. ‘Tell.