I looked down at myself. Skirt, sweater, dumblittle pink tennis shoes with turquois maned baby unicorns on them. Andso if this really was me, then thi... man here..."Mom?" Yes John. I think we're safe now." He held his hand up and inspectedthe ring on his finger. "I guess they're technology from the farfuture. What year were or will these things be made in; Mister..." They just call me the Wizard. And, er, I forget which century they'refrom. It's way the hell up there, one of those ones with all. When she first started at the bank, Gill Jarvis worked part-time, as she still had two young children in nursery, and, as office gopher, she had to go to the copy room several times a day. So Jake got to know her quite well, which only reinforced his initial positive feelings towards her. Okay, he noticed the wedding band on her finger almost immediately and soon found out that she had two young children. That didn’t concern him, or affect his friendly relationship with her, as an actual design. Rakesh decided the time is closing by to cash in on Shruti and get her to pay with her body. One day, she came to his house while Rakesh was watching girls through his telescope.She noticed what he was doing, but did not say anything.“Hello Rakesh sir” She said. She liked her skirts and they looked great on her.“Yes, Shruti?” Rakesh asked not bothering to turn away from the telescope or putting out his cigarette.“I wanted to talk to you about this month’s rent”“Yes. You did not pay it yet for. It’s too hard to set things up properly. I haven’t met enough people willing to set things up far enough in advance for me to find a willing babysitter.”“Oh, you have kids?” Lucianna’s eyebrows shot up.I nodded. “Five of them. Money’s not a problem with the alimony I get, but I’ve got primary custody, which my husband didn’t fight me on. My oldest is twelve, and while I trust her, I’m not sure she’s ready to try keeping a handle on her siblings. So, until I can find a reliable, willing.