One afternoon on my way back from school I heard someone calling out to me from behind, I turned around to see Stacy pacing herself towards me.“‘H...y Tom”, she said with a smile once she had caught up to me.“Hey”, I said shyly trying not to make too much eye contact and seem weird.“That was some math test”“It sure was”, I said even though knowing full well I nailed it.“I know you nailed it Tom”, she said with a smile, “but it was quite tough for me, which is why I want to ask you a. Because there are no strings attached. None! And, because if you don’t, you’ll spend the next twenty years of me working for you wondering what it would have been like and not being able to do a thing about it!”Something was bugging me. It wasn’t the ‘rules lawyering’ or the persistent argument. It was that she was taking MY position. A logical, straightforward analysis of a situation; meeting every objection with a clear, logical answer. This nineteen-year-old girl from Gloucester was arguing. . Nenu Inka paiki ekki box teskoni aunty chethiloki petta .aunty ha box teskoni kindaki pedtunappudu dani nadumu ni chusaa sanga undi baga maintain chestunatu undi anukuna . inthalo Babu edvadam start chesadu aunty Inka vadni patukoni palu evvadam start chesindi nenu Inka dani allane chustuna tellaga unnai sandlu jacket ekkada chrigipotha ane Attu tight ga undi alla pallu estu unte dani sandlu nipples chustuna brown ga unnai peddaga unnai naku asal em artham kavatledu midday dani sandlu ki. He got a pint and joined us.“Hi kids.” he grinned. “How’s married life? Endless sex? Well make the most of it” He rolled on his stool laughing.“Dirty sod,” Rob grinned at him. “Denise let you off the leash?”“Nah, her mothers not too well, she’s gone up to look after her for a day or two.”“Ah a diet of beans on toast then.”“Pretty much my lad.”The evening passed pleasantly until just before closing time, when we were all pleasantly relaxed and a little merry, Rob said, “I say Charlie, why don’t.