By the time they got home, though, she was glad to be back. They watched TV together, something they hadn’t done too often in her crunch time.“Let...��s not,” she said when the news came on. This had been such a sweet couple time, and the news always caused fights.“You’re right. I can get it all from the Trib tomorrow.” He read the Chicago Tribune every morning on the EL. Well, she wouldn’t be there to have a fight with him over the editorials.“Brush my hair?” she asked when she got out of the. The job shouldn’t have been difficult. She had only a few dresses formal enough for that setting, and -- as a member of the choir -- those were covered through most of the service. The problem was that most of those few dresses no longer fit. She should have gone for a more flowing style back when she’d bought them instead of the close fit to show off her narrow waist. This was the last dress that fit, and it barely did. She’d worn it last week, anyway. There was a revealing bulge at the front. “You should forget about computers and be a lawyer. Talk about parsing words carefully.”“Hell, Bethany, I’m just trying to get through life one day at a time! Joyce keeps telling me that everything changes when we go to college. The more I think about it, the more I’m sure that she’s right. That means worry about my goals and what I can do each day to achieve them. And seeing what happens.”“Do you remember when I told you I thought you could be faithful? This will be a good test. Hopefully,. Fir usne doosra peg banaya aur gaadi chalate hum log peene lage aur gap shup bhi karne lage….Bhupi ki nazar baar baar mom ke mummae ki taraf jaa rahi thi… mein samaj gaya ki masti ke mood mein hai….Maine doosra peg bhi jaldi piya aur bhupi ko bola yaar mujko thodi chad gayee hai… par maza aa raha hai…Bhupi : aur le le yaar fir bahut maza ayega…… bolo na aunti isko lene koMom : jai le lo koi baat nahin kabhi kabhi chalta hai, dost ka kaha maan loMein samaj gaya ki mom bhi bharatpur lutane ke.