Komola aunty and Maya came to my room and Komola aunty asked about my health and expressed apology for my disturb. I ashamed and requested her not to ...ell such type of word. She smiled and went to sleep. For the occasion of marriage day all the girls and ladies wore white sari. Maya looked more fair in white sari, she once stared at me and I winked at her, she smiled and laid. I carefully noticed that Komola aunty laid at the inner side of the bed and Maya lied at the outer side.The night went. Why, why again, why must I want you again, it's been to long..."You tease me, Victor. You stay away for so long and now at last you return only to torment me." He laughed, his voice rich and throaty, "Oh I know," he said as he pushed her onto the near-by couch. I didn't come here for this...not now. She landed lightly with a sigh of frustration, "If you aren't here for...well...that, then what do you want with me?" Victor cast around the room, taking in the details like the black stone fire. All of it," he demanded sternly.Sean nodded and, in his little boy voice said, "He's right, Udit. They need to know and now would be the right time."Ava, Abigail and Paul looked at the baby sharply. It was the first time since their arrival, other than an initial greeting, that the baby had interacted with the group. The greeting itself was startling because of the intensity of the baby's greeting. Also, Sean's statement was more than a agreement with BB. It was a decision that had been made. Crap! As if I hadn't already disrupted Martha's existence!I ran into the kitchen and got the coffee started and made toast. In the bathroom, Martha was on the rampage, dropping bottles and jars, swearing like a sailor. She rushed into the kitchen, shedding parts of her pajamas along the way, and jumped into the shower. As soon as the water started she gave a loud yelp, and jumped out of the stall, wet and shivering. "Uhh! There's no hot water! Dammit!"I rushed to her with a towel. Her eyes were.