Dekh rhe the achanak se light chli gyi to manas wahi rrelax hoke lett gyaMe- manas ek baat poochu tmseManas- ha chachi poochiyeMe- sach sach btana man...sManas -ha poochiye na apMe- aj subah tmne kitchen me kya dekha thaManas-kch nhii chachiMe- jhooth na bolo tmne kch dekha nd usk baad tmhare kamre se awaz aa rhi thi ahh chachi blouse utaro mai apk nipple chhoosungaManas – sorry chachiMe- bt tm kr kya rhe the??Manas – kch nhi chachiMe- sach sach btao wrna mummy papa ko bta dungiManas- nhi nhi. He seemed pretty nice, and he was going to take over his dad's farm, so we would be neighbors possibly for the rest of our lives.I could use a new friend who knows the area. I hated being in a new town. I floated there looking at the leaves that hung over the water. I tied the zip cord to a sturdy branch and let myself doze in the heat of the day. There was the sound of a twig snapping and a rustling of leaves. I looked over toward the sound and saw him standing there. He smiled and jumped into. It wasn't that he didn't love her. Quite the opposite, in fact. When they used to play together as kids, they always enjoyed themselves. It was only these last few years, since their mother had left, that things had changed. Part of it was that they were both teenagers now; they were different people than they had been once upon a time.Later, after Brit had dried her tears, they ate dinner without speaking much, only engaging in the most superficial conversation: "How was your day?" "What do. Sam sitting at the kitchen table with his coffee said, ‘Come in son. Did that reaction mean Laurel doesn’t like you or does it mean she thinks it too early for you to see her undressed like that?’ ‘It’s my fault sir. I ought to have called. I think she likes me.’ Beryl told Shelton to sit and poured him coffee. ‘How did you meet my daughter?’ Shelton plowed straight into the story and Laurel’s parents listened expressionless. As he finished he said, noticing how intently the couple had listened.