Classmates she called friends who were so caught up in their social circle to remember what happened an hour ago, let alone yesterday. They were not m...an but they had no room in their lives for the “new girl” who had joined the schools for her senior year. They had no time to get to know her.Our arms seemed to automatically become entangled. Our hands, locked together, moved from my lap to hers. Time passed. It was dark, probably around nine, when I stood up and she moved with me. There was not. "My God, Janet, that a BEAR! A real bear, is it dead?" Kathy asked."It is now, cowboy caveman there took care of that little detail. What? Did you think I was talking about Winnie the Pooh?" Janet asked."I didn't exactly think you were lying. I thought you probably saw a wolf or a coyote or something and were exaggerating, but that's a fucking black bear. I saw one in a zoo once, though it wasn't even close to being that big. My God, Janet, those things are dangerous. Jesus, you could have been. Maine bhi act kiya ke maine use nahi dekha. Maine apna lund hilana shuru kiya. Maine dekha ki Preeti bade dhyan se mujhe hi dekh rahi thi. Aur 2-3 minute tak aise kiya aur wapas aa gaya.Usne lights bilkul band kar di aur mere bohut close hi thi. Neend nahi aa rahi thi toh hum aise hi bate karne lage. Woh puchne lagi college ke bare mein aur pucha ki koi girlfriend hai. Toh maine bata diya sab kuch. Fir maine pucha apki life kaisi hai. Toh boli boring hi hai.Toh maine pucha, “Apke sath bhi hai. A cooling breeze wafted in from the ocean and the pathway along the side of the road was nicely shaded by overhanging trees and exotic flowers. As she walked along, she made a mental list of the people for whom she’d have to pick up gifts. She knew that her little trip to the local market presented the perfect opportunity to do some shopping for her friends and employees. It would be a nice touch to pick up some authentic island art rather than settling for the tawdry souvenirs that she’d seen.