Never in her wildest imaginings would she have thought that a few simple exercises, indulged in over a lunch break, could cause such aches and pains i... every bone, every joint and every muscle and nerve ending of her poor young body! Why had she ever allowed herself to be seduced by that memo and gone on to subject herself to such appalling torment?As soon as she had changed into casual wear and fed the ever hungry Mr. Smith, she prepared herself a strong gin and tonic. A voice within spoke. The clang was one I was familiar with now and it was just part of the background noise. Once it was shut, the gate in front of the first man in the queue slid open and we filed into the main hallway. I looked down the long sterile hallway, cells to the right and left, two levels high and most now filled and thought to myself that this had been my home for the last five years and some days. We were the last group of the day to go outside. As always, we marched single file down that barren walk. It was 6 pm and Shweta told me to get dressed so that she could take me out for a walk as it was almost a month since I had stepped out of the house. It was at that moment I realized that my mom was downstairs. I was already dreading of what I am going to say to her of all the noises that were coming from my bedroom.As we both got down from the stairs, my mom was having her evening tea at the dining table. Shweta got happy as she saw me on the staircase getting down and out of the bed. She went. By now, here in the cab on the way to his apartment, the secret was out, so I told it to him plainly."You realize you're getting lucky tonight, don't you?" I moaned into his ear.John tongued my neck, giving in to his temptation, and said back, "Baby, I thought I was lucky the moment I saw you."I wanted to explode with laughter at that cheesy line he just dropped, but I held my composure. I thought it was adorable anyway, and took it as a compliment that he was that stupidly smitten with.