I cracked up laughing. "You're something else, you know that?" Yup," she agreed happily. "This will be fine, I promise." She took a breath. "Bren? I l...ve you, you know."It felt like all the air had been sucked out of my lungs. I got dizzy. I couldn't see anything except her eyes.Somehow I managed to say it. "I love you, too." Because I did. She beamed at me, and all I could feel was pure, unadulterated joy.Usually she was the one to initiate physical stuff. She usually kissed me first, stuff. Mere liye tumlgone kitna kuch kiya, mere liye tumlogon ka itna money barbad hua. Me tumhare ghar jake tumhari gharki naukrani ki kam kar dungi jindagi bhar.Rahul ne kahan nahi yaar aysa nahi ho sakta, mujhe ab aurat se chodne k liye lagaw ho raha tha, me kisi bhi haal me ayse chudakkar aurat ko chorna nahi chata tha, maine rahul se kahan yaar hum kitna boar hotre hain jab gharpe rehte hain, ye hogi to humara fokat ka kam, karegi, chudwane milega. Ye sunke rahul bhi josh me agya, usne ha kar. When the staff came in for break he asked each of them how theywanted their coffee. He served it not saying anything to anyone. Everyone seemed to ignore him. He was relieved about that. He tookoff his apron and went back into the office area. At first it didn't register but her heard Karla calling Debra. Herealized she was calling him. He went over by her. She told him tosit down by her desk. He sat down wondering what was coming. Karla said, "I don't care what clothes you are wearing. You. They were scary people with jet-black skin and short greasy curls, with heavy golden rings dangling from their long black ears. My wrists and ankles were tied together with leather straps and my dress was ruined. My hair was a mess, my shoes were lost, and I feared the worst. They didn't communicate nor make any other noise. Only the little waves against the body of the canoe were gurgling a simple song in a boring beat. When we reached the other side of the river they stuck a long strong.