Leaving the café’ they walked to the beach, knowing they had only a short amount of time left in port and would have to return to the ship soon. St...nding at the edge of the cool blue waters, they walked along and he reached for her hand, she did not object and they walked, smiling and laughing as he splashed her with water as they walked towards the pier. ‘Thank you for a wonderful day Brian, I haven’t had this much fun in such a long time. I’m grateful for your company today,’ she said as she. I accepted, and then John motioned me towards the couch. I sat down expecting him to initiate something physical, but he didn’t. He sat on the other side of the couch, and started an actual interview. John, with his deep voice and almost hypnotizing eyes had me telling him my life story in moments. I told him about my previous work experience, and schooling, my interests, and that I was very available. ‘So far so good’ he said. ‘Now for the real questions.’ ‘Ok…’ I replied. ‘I am looking for. It was hard not falling back into the person you were here for so many years. When I left and went to college and eventually out on my own, I was more confident and sure of myself. Here, not so much for some reason. There was a sense of apathy in just being a townie. Sunday afternoon was the fire department’s corn roast, their annual fundraiser, which the whole town seemed to attend. Jack and Tripp had a charter that morning, so I got to mind the shop. It was actually busy - seemed like. Arti was quite bold & good in nature. Her complexion was not very fair but she had got good features and her body was also good in shape. We used to spent lot of time together and were very open to each other and used to talk about all things.That time neither I realised nor she that we like each other more than as a friend. I used to always go to her house after school, on Sunday or on holidays. Her parents were also very open minded and never showed their unhappiness towards our friendship..