"I'll remember to do that," Emma said as she also took a second drink. "Hopefully it'll absolve me of the blasphemy of heating it up in a microwave in...tead of over an open hearth."Either way, that really warmed me up," Phoebe said after draining the last of her mug."Would you like another?" Yes, I would, Thank you."Emma took both cups back to the kitchen, leaving her guest with second chance to take in the various items that filled the living room. A small collection of framed photographs on. Uper jatay hi main nay anusha say kaha kay aao aur mujhay galay milo.Us nay kaha nahi mujhay sharam aati hai. Main nay kaha dekho main nay pehlay kaha tha na kay sharam ghar rakh ker aaya kero jab mujh say milnay aaya kero. To who uthi aur nazdeek aa gai aur us waqt mera lund bilkul hi sakht ho gaya tha aur main aagay hua aur us ko galay say laga ker us kay pooray chehray per kissing kernay laga aur is say thori der baad us ko bhi maza aanay laga. Main nay us kay kaan main kaha kay anusha kya. The smile she gave wrapped me in a blanket of warmth and love and gratitude, and that picture of her, with shining eyes, gorgeous in her gown, with the swathe of coloured silk over her shoulders denoting her faculty and grade, and her Doctors cap worn at a rakish angle, is the picture of Pippa that I will carry with me to my grave.I went over and hugged her. "Which one of these Fellows deserves having his lights punched out?" Oh Dewey, you remembered" she said, slightly tremulously, "the fact. I feel their dampness on the tops of my naked feet as I stir them up approaching the bench I was told to wait at. The wind is singing a song on the empty leafless branches and slipping under my long fall coat touching my thighs and bottom; it is all I am wearing, as I was told to do. As I arrive at the bench I slip my hand into my jacket pocket and pull out the silky neck tie he had left at my house one evening. I sit down and cross my legs looking around to make sure I was alone. I notice my.