"Rhea, put your clothes on now," Mum warned but Rhea shook her head. "We have visitors to this flat and when they come I don't want any embarrassment.... Not until you return MY clothing that I bought with MY money. Either I am allowed to select all of my clothes or none of them." Shall we go upstairs?" I asked Abi as I could sense Rhea and Mum about to start shouting."Good idea," Abi whispered and we slipped out of the room just as my unwell mother squared up to my angry sister.Rhea didn't get. It's..." Tami swallowed hard.I got up, crossed the room, and sat on Tami's lap. I hugged her and kissed her nose and eyelids. "I hope you can talk to me about anything, anytime," I whispered.She swallowed again. "Go sit down," she said, pointing back at the sofa."But, I'm comfortable," I complained."I'm not. Besides, I want to stay apart while you think about this. I don't want to influence you."I grinned and stood. "Tami, my love, you influence me by existing. It doesn't matter whether you're. Bho mere pass aayi or bholy tum tanu or manu ke bhai or mare bete ki tarah ho or agar yehan soti bhi hain to hame koi atraj nahi hai or bho mery chair ke pass khade ho kar mere sar par hath ferne lagi maine bhi bhabuk ho kar unke pet per sar laga diya. Mera sir unky chut ke upar hi laga tha, jiske ki main unky chut ko mehsus kar raha tha or mere ko laga unhone panty nahi pehan rakhi hai.maine us bhakat half pant pehan rakhi thi ab mere loure ne phunkare marne suru kar diye the.aunty manu ko. She carefully chose her words, re-read the text four times, worried the recipient might read her intentions between the lines too easily, chose a name from her contacts that had served as a filler for too long, and hesitantly pressed send. She dreaded the answer, didn't know how he would react, hoped the message would get lost in the depths of virtual communication networks even. She winced as her phone vibrated and prompted the unread message alert not even five minutes later. She feared to.