We stood there for a few minutes in silence, enjoying the serenity and the view of the bay. I took Sabrina by the hand and led her a little further al...ng the shore. She looked at me, puzzled, but I raised a finger to my lips and carried on. A few hundred meters down the way was a small rowing boat, moored up against the concrete shore. I urged Sabrina inside it, but she began to protest a little. “Andy, what’re you- this is someone’s boat!” I shushed her and pressed my finger against her lips. She stopped at the door and turned and said, “Good night, sweet boy.” I got goosebumps. I wanted her to say, “Good night, honey.” But that day was yet to come. I checked my phone, and she had saved her name on my phone as Maaya.I started to think, was it a signal? Why she wrote only Maaya and not Maaya aunty. There was a debate in my mind going on when I sent her an SMS. My phone beeped in a few seconds.Maaya: Wait, let me get free.So I waited. She messaged me back in half an hour.Maaya: Are. "Well I met someone at the party and he brought me home and..." There was a pause."And what?" I asked. I tried to appear calm but I was aware of the tightening in my throat and in my stomach."And we ended up having sex!"I didn't say anything.She started to cry, "Oh Ben, I'm sorry!" I embraced her. She appeared so vulnerable in her naked state whilst I was fully dressed (or so I thought). I kissed the tears from her eyes. Then I kissed her lips, and our tongues met."It's all right, Kelly,. "Do you remember your previous boy-friend?" Douglas? What does he have to do with-" Everything. Unless you break it off with Jason, something bad is going to happen to him. Maybe his brakes on that old truck he loves will fail. Or just maybe his house might catch on fire with him in it. So how much do you love him? Enough to let him go? Or does he get to suffer the same as you." Why?" Because you ruined Douglas's life. He's gone now. He lost his job, his house, even his life. I buried him last.