Aishi bate chalti rahi aur hum log pahuch gai aur usne jate vakt le jane ko kha maine bhi thik hai bolaPahile din o thod piche bati thiDusre din jab m...i ja raha tha to o mera wait kar rahi thi muje dekh kar muskurane lagiMaine pucha aaj khsh lag rahi ho o boli muje patener jo mil gaya hai mai samja nahi,aaj o muje stta kar baithi thi or meri bag aage leneko kahirahi thi maine bag aage liya or o kafhi set kar baith gai jis se uske boobs mere pith ko touch ho rahe the aour uski janghe kya soft. He was much closer to the hills than he should be. He had failed to make the size adjustment in his mind. Home should be farther south than he had been traveling. He might have even passed far to the north of his village.With newfound determination he changed his direction and began walking due south. Two days after he turned south, he came across what was left of a village. Apparently, the elders of this village weren't as strict as his village elders were in keeping their runoff trenches. " Sure do. Well, good luck, and welcome home," he said.I though back to another airport, another country, where I was arriving to start a new life. That time was after my divorce; emigrating to the US to be with my new wife. That hadn't turned out to be one of my better decisions. I remembered another airport, many years before that, saying goodbye to Heather as she flew out of Sydney, and out of my life. I hated airports for many years after that.The flight from Dallas wasn't too bad – long,. "Damn, Honey, you hit a home run with this one!" somebody muttered. "If you don't want him..." Get your own!" Mimi declared, her voice more firm than I'd heard it in a hundred discussions with nasty customers on the phone. "I'll share, but he's MINE -- aren't you, Sweetie?"Now how the FUCK was I gonna say no to those big, green eyes? I just nodded, wordless, hypnotized, and kissed bachelorhood goodbye -- not that it was any loss... "So sweet..." Betty shook her head, smiling. I blushed. "Now.