His impression of fraternities was that they were drinking societies and might distract from his studies. Besides, Thao explained to the frat guys wh... kept bugging him, he didn’t think he could afford to join. He had heard that with dues and the social events it could be pretty expensive. The frat brothers showed him that living in the frat would be only a little more expensive then living in the dorms and he would have the support of a network of ‘brothers’ who could assist him in all sorts. My manager is a 30-year-old lady by the name Lakshmi.Ms. Lakshmi is a tall medium built lady, oval face, fair complexion and always well dressed. She always wears chunni with chudidar or salwar kameez. Her kameez or kurta length is always mid-thigh to knee length. Besides she wears glasses, these are large framed and dominate her face.Ms. Lakshmi is a very balanced manager and never puts pressure on us during work and we all in her team are taken care well in our performance, ratings etc. So we. She found comfort in hearing his voice even talking about the day-to-day mundane things. Occasionally she felt his hand on her leg, running a finger over her knees. His touch made her tremble.She smiled across the table at him.He ordered a bottle of wine as he explained she would be allowed one glass.She smiled, replying "Thank you." As he raised his glass he leaned towards her, "Do you think anyone in the restaurant would have a clue what we are about, what the evening would evolve to?"Then.... ...."Thankfully, he cut me off in mid-sentence. "Bailey, I'd love to take you out! It's just that....we've worked together for four years now, and I never had any idea you were interested!" I smiled, "I guess that's my fault. But I hope you understand the shy young girl who was hired here not long before you were is growing in confidence as a woman in a lot of ways...not all of them related to work." As I said this, I pulled off my glasses and stepped closer to him. He took the cue, and soon.