Lisa knew full well how grossed out Mark must have been now. Shehonestly liked having so much power over him with just a few words. Shehadn't looked t... specifically gross him out. It was just the first thingthat came to mind that would have a big impact. Besides it might also bea good threat to get him moving quickly here, because if she was beinghonest, she herself didn't feel that at ease here either. It was just anexcuse to get Mark out and about for longer.When Lisa started guiding her. I called her and said that I am feeling lonely as there is no one.She was surprised suddenly. She said is there no one in your hostel? I said no one as they were at their homes and they would come after 3-4days. She then asked me can she come to meet me at my hostel. I was surprised but I said that yes, coz no one was there. And the landlord never cares who comes and goes from the building as long as he gets his rent. She said that she will be returning back to Nagpur tomorrow. I asked why so. It took my girlfriend's loveliness to fry his brain and some real concern for his own girlfriend to crack the ice. Now the more I thought about it, AM and Dave weren't right for each other. While they were intellectually compatible, AM was a high performer, while Dave was a slacker. They had been kind of sports buddies, as AM had been the only girl on Dave's Little League team and they finally kind of moved into dating from being friends."Well, if you like, I'll talk to her, Dave," I. ’ ‘What was?’ ‘Passing wind with a garlic odor.’ The guy said he did not. Frankie said he did. The embarrassed guy seated opposite them got up and left, emitting an explosive fart that practically shook the reading room. Frankie and the guy seated next to her howled in laughter and the supervisor, obviously with no sense of humor, pointed to the SILLENCE sign (spelling isn’t a strong point of library staff) and when the laughter continued she evicted them. Frankie and the guy stood outside,.