‘Do you think I’m a freak mom,’ she asked in a meek tone. ‘I don’t honey! Not at all! To be honest, I’m kind of glad that you admitted th...t because I was starting to think that there was something seriously wrong with me!’ ‘I don’t think so, Mom. I just think that you’re horny, and you’re looking for affection and attention. Attention that I know daddy never gave you.’ ‘You’re right honey, but, this isn’t your problem. And even though you and I share similar fantasies, you shouldn’t have heard. .. Where the hell am I?" Thoroughly lost, Steven was tryingdesperately to find a landmark, anything that would help point him in theright direction.As he wandered past houses and darkened shops he began to notice a neonglow down some of the side streets. "Hmm I wonder what that is? It can'tbe the red light district my hostel is nowhere near there." thoughtSteven. "Well, might as well have a look, these blank houses certainlyare not helping me." As Steven approached the glow it quickly. I went to her home along her and at that time her mom was trying to console the crying baby. On seeing us, she greeted me with a smile and asked her to feed the baby since baby is crying due to hunger.I sat in the sofa and she sat straight opposite to me, holding her baby in her lap. Her mom went to kitchen to prepare coffee for me. I tried to console the baby but no luck, instead started crying in high pitch. She laughed at me on seeing this and to my surprise she unhooked her blouse to. ”The magnificent homestead was originally built in 1895 by the Durack family on Argyle Downs Station (now mostly submerged by the lake). The famous pioneering Durack family home became known far and wide as one of the social gathering places of the East Kimberley. During the early 1970’s a decision was made to remove the homestead before Lake Argyle began to fill in order to preserve this magnificent building for all time.The homestead was dismantled stone by stone with every stone coded in.