I don't care what you do today, but you are not staying in bed all day, now .. I have to go to work, and if I come home, and your still here, I'm goin... ... " He stopped before he said anything else, I pulled the covers off my face and and saw the door as it shut, Darren had left. I knew he was right, but I didn't know what to do, what could I do today, I have nothing to do, I still don't feel up to going to work, but I thought that I really should do something today, I thought of some. .. after all the posturing, and the empty gestures made, in the end, it all boils down to sex, it's too bad so many people are stuck on societal taboos and social moors about what's right and wrong, it only adds to the tensions between the genders, and lends to too much gamesmanship."Again she smiled; "you know, I went to Catholic schools all my life and I saw so much hypocrisy, that it put me off from religion. I've seen so many priests and nuns giving each other and some students the "eye". .and I when I saw her in the station…she was on a pink saree..and just could not take my eyes of here…i could see her navel through the saree.. and she was hot…but I could not think anything…as I had to control my feelings..and I have never knew what she had in her mind.Later I reached her home, and I entered her house right behind her and noticed that my phone’s battery was dead, and so asked her for a charer, and she was searching for that too, and I was too tired and was sitting on the couch. "Worse than that," Hugh replied, "given the life expectancy of men, you will die 8 years sooner, so you've really lost 12 years." Well, aren't you the cheerful one." Erin wrinkled her nose at him. It was a very un-Hugh like expression, and Hugh couldn't help laughing at how incongruous it looked. "Well," Erin continued, "at least I'll still be able to father children when I'm 90." Well, hopefully we'll never have to test that out."All in all, Hugh could barely think straight, and was glad that.