’ ‘You don’t look old enough to have a five-year-old son,’ Tommy said. Tina flashed him a smile that almost made his heart stop. ‘You’re s...eet,’ she said. Then they were finished. They walked out together. Tommy wanted desperately to offer to walk Tina home, but didn’t have the nerve. Her house was in the opposite direction of his, anyhow. ‘Well, ah, I’ll see you tomorrow,’ he said as they stood on the porch of the Inn. ‘Sure will,’ Tina said. ‘I think I’m going to like working here. This seems. ‘No, thank YOU,’ he said. ‘I haven’t had such a nice evening since I don’t know when. You know, we could always pretend we went to the game.’ He knew he’d rather be there, at dinner with them than any basketball game. ‘We’ll get there, sooner or later… even if it’s the last two minutes. You know how long that can take.’ A look of incomprehension flashed across his face. ‘You know,’ she said, feeling his embarrassment, ‘with all the time outs.’ Was he really that ignorant of the game? How could. When she finally breathed that steady sleeping rhythm, I crept down the stairs. Made my way to her. My heart was pounding. I was so afraid of being caught while trying something. I thought the best thing to do would be to make some movement so as to be seen as innocent if she awoke. I stood looking down at her before sitting on the edge of the sofa at her legs. Purposely making movement. I covered her with the blanket. No movement from Mom. She just breathed evenly and deeply. Her robe was a. Phir unhone kaha naha lo main kana nikalthi hu tum khana kake soo jana traveling main tak gaye honge. Main nahaya aur khana kake gumne chale gaya dusre dosto se milne mere dost ka plan hu picture dekhane ka tho main raaat ko der se aaya. Anty t.v. dek rahi jab unhone darwaja khola tho main pahli bar uhne aissa dekha wo pardarshi nighty pahne hua thi lakin kub sexy lag rahi ki. Aur andar jate deka ke unki ek friend bhi aayi thi. Raat kho khana khne k baad main soo gaya lagbag adhe gante baad.