. Tere is roop rang par mera bhi kuch haq banta hai Roopa.. Wo chupchap sun rahi thee…Dekh aaj main kitna tadap rahaan hoon pls meri baat maan ja..O...! Bhiya chlo jo aap chaho.. Jaisi aapki marji…agar mere shareer se hee aapka kaam hota hai to ye aapko hee samrpit.. Chalo main din main aapki behan aur raat main lugai ka role nibhaungi….Itna sunte hee mera man jhoom gaya.. Maine juldi uska leghanga khol; diya aur apn aunderwear bhi utar diya…. Roopa ki machalti nangi jawani meri bahoan main. ” Having Sarah bring her to work and drop her off was the only reason she could still come in. Driving was simply not an option with the size of her pregnant bump. After a slow journey to the parking lot, they were finally on the way. “I just thought of something,” Sarah said after a few blocks. “Do you think I could change at your place? I’m supposed to meet Trent, and going back home would be out of the way. I picked up my dress from the dry cleaners on lunch.” “Well, sure. It’s the least I. Jordan was sufficiently embarrassed abouthis situation that he only wanted to talk to Dr. Green, if possible."I'm afraid he's with a patient," the nurse's assistant answered."Oh, okay. What's a good time to call him back?" Let's see, he's pretty booked. But you can usually get him around 5o'clock before he heads home for the day. Would you like me to have himcall you?" No thank you," Jordan didn't want to have Dr. Green calling him atwork. "I'll call back, thanks."* * *"Hi Rebecca? It's Edward. Behind her chair was a large picture window giving a spectacular view of the city below.Aiko pulled her laptop from its case and slid it into the docking station on her desk. She pressed the "on" switch and then sat down in the big, comfortable executive chair behind her desk. After a moment she stood back up and took off her suit jacket and walked over to a small cabinet and hung up her jacket before returning to her chair.Aiko spun her chair around and looked out over the city for a few.