She didn’t know what to do, and she was so tired she didn’t want to think about it anymore.“He’s an adult,” she said. “You are too. What I...think doesn’t really matter.”“It does to me,” said Christy.“Well, in that case, I don’t know what I think about it,” said Erica, a little snappishly.Christy heard the frustration. But there was no overt objection, so she stood up.“Then I guess we’ll talk about it more when you’ve figured it out.”Erica watched the woman walk over towards Will. She saw Christy. Our first stop to the crafts store, for yarn and buttons, went rather smoothly though it took long enough that we needed to stop for lunch before heading to Target.We were wandering around the store together when I suddenly lost her out of my peripheral vision. She always walks by my left side so I would hear her when she spoke up about wanting to stop since I'm almost deaf in the other ear after years of construction work.I drug the buggy a few steps back so I could lean over and speak so only. Chitra:dont worry treat me as a friend and tell.Me:nhi but aajkal gharwale shaadi ke liye ladki dekh rhe h.Chitra:oh good.Tumhe kaise ladki pasand h?Me:mujhe zyaada simple type pasand h aur vo job na karti ho tou aacha h.Chitra:okIske karib 1 week bad meri manager mujhe apne sath night shift mein duty laga deti h.Mein bht nirash hota hun aur manager chitra ke pass jake bolta hun”Mam apni yeh kyun kiya?”.Vo boli ki kisi ko tou client interaction karni hi h mere saath and I think you can do it. "It's up to you, Jamie. It's your job, and it's yourlife. But if you do this, I'll support you. It won't affect ourmarriage. Okay? Not even if you sleep with a construction worker."James walked to the mirror. Hell, Molly was right. A lot of people woreuniforms. Waitresses, clowns, athletes. You were at work, what, onethird of your life? That wasn't too much, was it?James spun, and Molly unzipped the dress he was wearing. It fell to thefloor, and he stepped out of it. He reached behind him to.