So our plans fell through and I returned home earlier than expected. As I entered the front door, I noticed that the TV in the family hall was on. The...living room was accessible from the family hall through an open door and from the kitchen via a swinging door. A shuttered "window" also looked in on it from the kitchen. It was originally supposed to be a dining room, but it was used sparingly. Anyway, I heard a low murmur of voices from the corner of the living room, and figured that Rahul, my. “Hello, who is this?” The familiar silken voice spoke at the other end.“Your boyfriend from India,” I replied with a giggle.“Raja? How come you are in KL?” She exclaimed and I could gauge her excitement.I narrated the whole story about how I managed to get lucky in the contest. I could hear her laugh once in a while during the course of our conversation. After a reasonably long conversation, I gave the final punch to her.“Tabu, we need to meet,” I said pleadingly.“Ok,” She replied after a. Ahead of us was the cinema screen which was showing a young girl lying topless by the side of a swimming pool and a young guy watching her as he cleaned the pool.After a few minutes, our eyes became accustomed to the darkness and we could see, dimly, the seats to our left and right. We opted for seats, six in from the passageway and three rows down from the back. After another short while, we could begin to see other people and noticed that we had seated ourselves within two seats from a guy. They were engaged for a while, but he couldn't cope with her social aspirations; he just wanted to be a small-town solicitor, so he ended up with me. Then she met Graeme Worth-Smith. He would have been fine for her – a bit of a toff. But he was an RAF pilot, and he was shot down and killed in Korea before they married. Besides, I've got family and they're always wanting me to go to see them. I love them, but I have to admit the kids are a bit much at my age, at least for more than an hour or.