George had started us giggling about being on a date, and Emma said I was her date because my husband was out of town. That lead to talking about the ...leasure of our friendship and reminiscing about things we had done together.We had a nice bottle of Gavi, one of my favorite white wines from Italy. We just told George to bring us what he thought we deserved on our first date. He brought a starter of smoked salmon wrapped around a nice white cream core and a little pate with toast points for us. Don'tyou think so, Bonnie Sue?" He didn't answer. Clara continued. "You either thank us for thebeautiful name or I'll add the extra days. While you are at it youbetter thank Monique for sharing his clothes with you." He didn't speak, so Clara in a harsh tone said, "You have tenseconds to start thanking us or it's twelve days." "Thank you for the new name, and Monique thank you for sharingyour clothes with me." Monique and the two women smiled at Bonnie Sue's discomfort.Clara told Bonnie. After dinner we talked with our grand parents and came back to the room to sleep.Mom has occupied her place on the bed by the time I removed my shirt. She was facing her back towards me. I went close to her and kept one of my hand on her and one leg on her butt. After 5 minutes she turned towards me and started to talk with me by caressing my chest with one of her hands. I asked her when we are going. She said we will go in two days. After two days we went to Mumbai to lots of things to. “Oh! Hi sweetie! I thought you two were fast asleep.” The whisper came back to me out of the shadow that was Mum.“Not quite. Liz is out like a light.” At some stage, Liz had flipped over and was lying half on top of me with her head tucked under my chin, a bent leg draped over mine and an elbow resting on my stomach with the upper arm extending up my chest to just under her chin. I still lay on my back so I could look up at Mum without shifting – which was good because I wasn’t sure that I.