“I got a very exciting assignment,” Chioma told Dushan. They were at his flat and had just finished having dinner which he had prepared earlier that day. He was an excellent cook. “Oh. What’s the assignment?” He looked at her and it occurred to him that she didn’t seem excited at all. “I get to… Read More Buenos Aires, Here We Come
“Wow! You look amazing!” She smiled shyly. “Thank you. You look amazing too.” “Thanks. I’ve never seen you wear your hair like that before. It suits you and so does the dress.” “Thank you. I don’t wear my hair like this because it’s so thick. And I bought this dress because I liked the style… Read More A Night Out in Hanoi
When I dropped Mandy home, she wanted me to spend the rest of the day with her but I told her that I had things to do and asked for a raincheck. She was disappointed but after hugging and kissing me, she saw me to the door. On my way down in the elevator, I… Read More Our Afternoon in Concord
“So, how are things between you and Curtis?” Marsha asked Jodie. Jodie turned to look at her, a slight smile on her face. “They’re going well,” she replied. “I’m having lunch with him in an hour.” “Good. I’m happy to hear that. I was beginning to think that another year would go by and you… Read More Lunch With Curtis
“Hello, Karine.” “Hello, Jason Cheung.” “We’re still on for this evening, right?” “Of course,” she said. “I’ve been looking forward to it.” He smiled. “Me too. What’s your apartment number?” She told him. “I’ll be down in five minutes.” “I’ll be ready and waiting.” He hung up. After he checked himself out in the mirror,… Read More Dinner With Karine
“I’ve always wanted to come to China for their frog pudding and dilapidated doorways.” “You mean frog legs and antique Chinese doors.” “Frog legs?” she looked at him in alarm. “Yes. Frog legs are usually stir fried and mixed with light spices, stewed, fried, or made into congee. It’s a popular dish in Cantonese cuisine.” “Are… Read More It’s A Bit Froggy
Notes to Women 