fter 9

n did Emma's and my pedicure. Both of our faces were covered by th

Said Diya as a girl w

we decided that we would go to a parlor date. Only the

erapy. It relaxes you, man!" Diya sa

k." Emma said, "Timothy took m

d I asked, "B

She almost

eyes. We looked at her with wide eyes as she slowly t

already?" Diya asked b

grin made its wa

Oh! I'm so happ

group hug now. I'm practically naked."

ends from my college alon

o journalism and he was always away but he would be arriving in a few hours for our friendly get

. After college, we could only contact each other through video calls or text messages. Since Timoth

m job and that day,

m. They both struggled all th

py I guess?" I asked, gi

ave the job." She said a bit

our c

said. I didn't know Timothy had this kind of view. Well, he was

w he was raised..."

Timothy. And after their divorce they put the blame on him. Because his parents had a baby at a young age, they ha

t it for his

as you are happy with him, don't worry

es

restaurant before returning back to our rooms. Diya insisted on g

ay?" Diya pouted like

e." I said and was surprise

ted to have some fun as well because I felt my life was becoming so bland lately. Office, Home, Eat, Sleep and repeat. I

king up with random people was never my thing. But s

ould challenge herself every second in her life. While Emma's world revolved around Timothy. All

in college with them and we took it tog

igh

ng thoughts, I asked, "Call James

t James as he messaged us that his flight

ma called Timothy and told us, "He is at

was fast.

ll take one hour to

nod

ma suggested as he called the waiter

my wine, Diya of

eclined as Diya recalled

sheepishly and gulped it down.

ys going to get se

stylist, Harry Benson. And if I work under him, my life will

d I guess, I will try to

ad. "I am not tal

e said, "I mean, what about marriage

I ain't gonna marry now. Maybe

aid, "I am good a

s, fun. Life is amazing." Diya

amasutra everyday o

ally. "Yes! Everyday! No

ok and then all of us

other gulp of my wine when a waiter came a

tion filled gazes as I sai

as she squeaked and giggled. She poured it on her

over there ordered it for you. He said to enjoy it while you can." He p

ld anyone send s

ere was a group but they weren't even taking a glance while one

r families. The whole restaurant lit in golden dim lights giving

ed it up as the person said with a husky voice, "H

ng blurred and the music seemed to be fading as my breat

ature, the voice was still thick as before and it still had the same e

I asked, hoping

ou do know you

sconnect

u will be mine again." He said with a promise that

o his ear was looking at me with a smirk. And I knew that was the man who had or

urant and the shadows fell on his face giving his jaw and his

udly because it was none other than Mathew Watson, looking