"I'm not ready to play those cards just yet, Teri. But keep asking." He lifted the gin and drank it down.I looked at Teri, who just kept smiling and w...nked at me.The waiter arrived with our food. I was ravenous and everything smelled amazingly good. Teri got a call halfway through her Penne Arrabiata and had to leave suddenly.She put on her coat, and gave me a peck on the cheek. "Don't forget. This weekend." Then, she hurried out the front doors, back to work.I finished my champagne and. Jab me nay us BABA ki taraf Dekha to wo hans Diya.Aor us nay mera hata Pakar liya Aor apne LUN pe rakh diya.wah re us ka LUN 7 inch lama Aor Kafi MOTA tha.me nay apna hath hata diya q k bus bari hoi thi.q k koi be hamen dekh sakta tha.kuch deer k baad BABA ne mujhe halke se kaha k us stop a raha hai.me utar raha hon.aor mujhe kaha k me b us k sath utar jaon.q k mujhe us ka LUN dekh k kuch hone laga tha is liye jab wo utarne laga to me b us k peche utar gaya.wo mujhe apne sath juice shop pe lay. I could hear him moving about a bit and the water still running and thought I heard him sigh and grunt. Fighting down the naughty thoughts, again, I marched determinedly down the hall, taking the steps two at a time to remove myself from temptation. My half-full wine glass was still where I had left it and I grabbed it in one hand, taking the almost empty bottle with the other, and marched out to my gazebo. As I walked up I recalled how badly I had teased the poor guys that built it for me. . He looked around and his eyes settled on me. He told me to stand up, which I did, but I didn’t have to introduce myself and say anything because he did all that for me. Everyone then chorused “hello Sam.” and I sat down.I was glad I hadn’t had to talk; I don’t think I’d have been able to talk loud enough for anyone to hear.Mr Davis was also our maths teacher. Those not taking maths — you picked you subjects for A-levels — left and some new kids from other forms came in. I stayed put in my.