” It’s only half the length of my regular one. “It’s just in case I loose mine. I can then paddle to retrieve it. Don’t you carry one?” �...No but I can see how it would come in handy. Can I borrow it after breakfast?” “Sure but I need to get a move on to reach my last camp before dusk.” As I square away my camp Pia comes over and asks to borrow my emergence paddle. I unstrap it from the canoe and she skips off like a young deer, T-shit riding high as she prances. I’m ready to shove-of and I’m. “Did you really,” asked Caby… “that’s the spirit!”We hadn’t ordered yet, and I was already very hot fromthis unusual setting and all the attention I wasgetting. “I don’t know if I can wait through dinner…to get you two guys back to the room,” I blurted out.“Besides, I am so nervous, I don’t know if I can eat.” Having heard that, Don Jacinto and Caby looked at each other,and Caby said, “What do you think. Oh boy! She was no longer the knobby kneed girl anymore. She was not that tall, not even five feet in height.But her very fair skin and right build made her body scream of her womanhood. She was neither skinny, nor chubby in any fashion, but had the right amount of curves at right places. She wore a tight churidaar, and heeled sandles that accentuated her beauty further. As she saw him, her pouty lips broke into a smile that made her face glow. Vijay saw that her eyes held a certain innocence. Deal?'' Still trembling, i nodded. However, despite what mommy had said, our life was never the same after that. Days went by, with us barely exchanging a single word. We even avoided looking at each other. I couldn't stop thinking about what had happened. And what made me feel even worse was the memory of the bliss i had felt in that dream. One night, we were both sitting on the living room's couch and watching tv, neither of us really paying attention to what was on the tv screen. There was.