There are times in life when you second guess some of the decisions you've made, and wonder if you had to do it all over again, would you?
Roza was a coworker of yours who you developed a friendship with upon first meeting her. Her outlook on life was very positive and what was really intriguing was that she was fluent in Russian. Her father was black and her mother was Russian, however, her parents were separated and she lived with her mother in "Little Odessa" (aka Brighton Beach a section in Brooklyn).
You would drive her home sometimes since she worked the evening tour with you and you were usually greeted by her mother, Ms. Vasilishana (or Tatiana) when you brought her home. Ms. Vasilishana was very friendly towards you and actually treated you like family.
One weekend, Ms. Vasilishana called you up and requested a small favor from you. She had limited knowledge on appliances and wanted you to go with her to PC Richards because she wanted to purchase an air conditioner for her home (she felt by purchasing it in the early spring it would be cheaper than waiting for the summer to arrive). So you drove out to her place, picked her up and then went to PC Richards (Roza was not there and had gone to Atlantic City with some friends).
When you get back to Ms. Vasilishana's place she invites you upstairs and offers you something to eat, great, but before that you had to use the bathroom. However, when you came out of the bathroom you can't find Ms. Vasilishana until you heard her calling you from the bedroom.
Now you're presented with a dilemma, although you and her daughter Roza spend time together you're not in a committed relationship with her and are "just friends" at this time. But if you do sleep with "Tatiana" you under no circumstances can let Roza know.
Tatiana just starting whispering something in Russian and you had no idea what she was saying, but it sounded good.
Roza was a coworker of yours who you developed a friendship with upon first meeting her. Her outlook on life was very positive and what was really intriguing was that she was fluent in Russian. Her father was black and her mother was Russian, however, her parents were separated and she lived with her mother in "Little Odessa" (aka Brighton Beach a section in Brooklyn).
You would drive her home sometimes since she worked the evening tour with you and you were usually greeted by her mother, Ms. Vasilishana (or Tatiana) when you brought her home. Ms. Vasilishana was very friendly towards you and actually treated you like family.
One weekend, Ms. Vasilishana called you up and requested a small favor from you. She had limited knowledge on appliances and wanted you to go with her to PC Richards because she wanted to purchase an air conditioner for her home (she felt by purchasing it in the early spring it would be cheaper than waiting for the summer to arrive). So you drove out to her place, picked her up and then went to PC Richards (Roza was not there and had gone to Atlantic City with some friends).
When you get back to Ms. Vasilishana's place she invites you upstairs and offers you something to eat, great, but before that you had to use the bathroom. However, when you came out of the bathroom you can't find Ms. Vasilishana until you heard her calling you from the bedroom.
Now you're presented with a dilemma, although you and her daughter Roza spend time together you're not in a committed relationship with her and are "just friends" at this time. But if you do sleep with "Tatiana" you under no circumstances can let Roza know.
Tatiana just starting whispering something in Russian and you had no idea what she was saying, but it sounded good.
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