The following is a list of why I didn’t succeed more often:We will wake the kids - 54 timesIt’s too late - 15 timesI’m too tired - 42 timesIt’... too early - 12 timesIt’s too hot - 18 timesPretending to be asleep - 31 timesThe neighbors will hear - 9 timesHeadache or backache - 26 timesSunburn - 10 timesYour mother will hear us - 9 timesNot in the mood - 21 timesWatching the late show - 17 timesToo sore - 26 timesNew hairdo - 6 timesWrong time of the month - 14 timesYou had to go to the bathroom. She escorted us to Debbie's jet.Aimee and Debbie were already on board, and Mary and I hugged the two of them when we arrived. Aimee still didn't seem to want to answer the questions that she knew were bothering Mary and I, and I let her take her time.We were up in the air around midnight.After we were aloft, Debbie approached where Mary and I were sitting together. "I'm sorry to cut your vacation short, Master, but..." She paused.Finally, Mary couldn't take it. "But... ?" she prodded."Somehow,. Without warning your body launches across the room and your arms are around me. "They are wonderful!" you shout excitedly before calming down and quickly stepping back. I smile again letting you know I welcomed the hug, and this time you move to sit beside me. We begin to talk about things we have chatted over online for the last eight months, and soon you are slowly scooting closer to me little by little. You ask me if I ever found anyone else since we started talking, referring politely to. Ok so we got to talking and she told me about herself. She was 25 years old, had got married two years back, and her husband worked in an IT company. He had gone out of station for the week on a business trip. She was quite bored staying alone and asked about me.When I said I was 21 and studying final year, she was surprised saying I look like only 16-17 years old and if we are just 4 years apart, I should no longer call her aunty. So I started calling her Maya.We kept talking like good friends.