Joyce had gone to use the bathroom and she noticed that there was a small magazine rack between the toilet and the vanity counter. She reached down an... pulled out one of the magazines and started thumbing through it. It was a copy of Penthouse Letters and as she leafed through it she became curious and started reading some of the letters."You won't believe some of the stuff I read" and she took it out of her purse and handed it to me. She had kept on going back to the bathroom so she could read. Neat dressing ki hui thi dekhne mei koi achi post wala hi lag raha tha. Us ne mujh sey request ki k please agar aap bura na mano tou kya main idhar baith sakta hoon. Aap chaho tou main aapkey bache ko apni godh mei bithalu. Meine kaha theek hai meine apne bete ko apni hi god mei bitha liya.Aur us aadmi k liye seat khaali kar di. Shaam k 7 baj rahe they. Bahar ander chah raha tha bus mei light jal rahi thi. Mere baazu wale ney poocha k aap log kaha jaa rahe ho meine apni destination bata di us. “Are you k**ding? With this one,” he indicated me, “bouncing her breasts around as she left the restroom hall? Hell, that was the only thing they were going to see.”She stood and moved into his arms as smoothly as a cat knowing how to be petted. “It was pretty sexy, I bet. I only wish I could have seen it.”“Sexy,” he replied softer, “sexy is an understatement. It gave me a hard-on I’ve still got.”She giggled and put her hand out to me as she began pulling him, “Come on, girl. It seems a woman’s. I think we could grow old together.”“I’d like that.”“Good! Wonderful. In that case, I think we should be married. Married before the baby’s born. Will you marry me?”“MARRY?!” she pulled away and turned to face me, gazing into my eyes. “Are you serious? What will your mother say?”“Of course I’m serious. You shouldn’t worry about what Mum will say if we marry – you should worry about what she’ll say if we don’t.”“Steve, marriage ... it’s beyond a dream. I ... I want to talk to your mother before.
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