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standards, especially when we grew up into boys. I used

to feel so jealous when every Aunty, every female teacher

and lady family friends will hold him close to them. And I

remember his looks, not very innocent certainly not. And

He always seemed to be in no hurry to disengage himself

from these embraces. He giggled innocently though, very

deceptive indeed. (Kaka !! should have been named

Pataka.) (Pataka, incidentally means a fire cracker).

In college we made use of his persuasive, alluring,

innocent charm to try and get friendly with girls, who

would invariably agree for a get together. Kaka never

gave an impression to any one of those girls that he is

interested only in her. So, all would try their charm on

him. If you don’t believe me, just ask him who roll no. 52

was and see him blushing. Now you know how he

managed to net a charming girl like Anju.