As their walk continued, he stealthily slowed his pace, falling back to the rear. As he stole up behind her, avoiding her peripheral field, he playful...y tugged at the back of her shirt, whispering with an impish grin "What's your rush? Let them go on ahead, we can catch up."She looked at him without understanding, though slowed her stride nonetheless. Briefly, understanding flashed across her face in the form of a delighted grin, but was just as quickly replaced by the trademark self-reproach. In short, I should actively work to avoid situations where Frank could get me off by myself. Don's idea made sense and I agreed to try it.I discovered that my fears about Frank's intentions were correct that Sunday on the plane. He wasted no time before he told me that he wanted to take this opportunity to get to know me a whole lot better. I played dumb and ignored the implication of his comments while taking his statement literally. I regaled him the entire flight with stories of my c***dren. The sound of a buzzer in the background interrupted Colleen. She excused herself for a moment and then came back on the line."I'm afraid I've already backed up the appointments." Colleen said, indicating that she would have to cut it short."I understand." Jackie said. "I really have enjoyed talking to you." Tell you what," Colleen said. "I really meant what I said about getting together for lunch. My last appointment is for noon. Would today be good for you?" Today?" Jackie repeated."Yes,. Inga . oore pakatum.(Yes, let me show those here so that everybody can have a live show)Me: enaku katta mari nikkudhu di.. edhachu pana matya?(I’m hard as hell dear, won’t you do anything for me)She touched me over pants and laughed at me.Me: ipa nan stairs kita poren.. olunga va(I’m going near the stairs, follow me)That was the only place where there was no camera.She came and asked me the reason for coming out. I knew that nobody was in that library except that guide who was on the ground.