As if its all very natural. In her bright green bikini and aviator glasses, she looked like a goddess. I wanted her. Badly.Evening was turning into ni...ht and everyone was returning from the beach. The sun had set and the full moon was on the rise. Our hotel was about 1 km from the beach entry point. The beach felt even more deserted now. I knew payal was behind us though I could not see her beyond the rocks we had just crossed.I did not want to be obvious that I was waiting for her. Yet there. It was maybe only a centimeter or two but the spark of such a movement in the middle of a café was just enough to make her squirm a bit, and he knew he had her.“Behave you!” she scolded as she stood up and started gathering her things. “Come on, if you’re good for five minutes there’s maybe a treat in it for you at the end.”“Pie?” Another roll of the eyes. As the exit the café the shopping complex is all but deserted. Shop workers on breaks and the usual granny parade are the only other. Now I feel like shit."We stood there silently for a few minutes -- I scraping away at an encrusted pot, and she industriously scrubbing a sink full of dirty dishes. Then she turned around and looked at me. She had a twinkle in her eye."Let's see if I can make it up to you in a small way. Hold on to your hat."She turned around, and then, and then... dropped her skirt, bent over... and flashed her bare behind at me. Christ, those full round globes! I couldn't stand it. I had to do something. I. "I stopped singing, but continued to play the notes on the piano, tryingto hold back the tears. Finally, everything became too overwhelming and Ijust started sobbing, as I got up and ran out as fast as my idiotically-high heels and short dress would let me. I ran straight out of thebuilding and back into the parking lot, where the limo was still sittingwith the back door open, running into the back seat and slamming the doorbehind me.I buried my head in my hands and wanted to be anywhere but.