Below is our conversation: Me: hi, itni late tak soi nhi? Kya kar rhi h?She: nothing much. Nind nhi aa rhi so chatting.Me: kiske sath? ;)She: lol.. No...mal friends :pMe: normal? Or someone special? ;)She: neah.. Koi special nhi h….Me: kyun? Wo so gya kya? :pShe: lol… Koi hoga to na? Koi nhi h…Me: not possible… Lierrr :-/She: what? Why not possible?Me: you are beautiful… And sexyyy too… Koi na koi ladka to jarur hoga teri life me….She: nhi h bhai… I am single and not even interested…Me: rehne. ” this went on for some while and finally, “ ... if you think you’re going to get anywhere near me in future you just think again.”And with that she stormed out.Well I’m buggered, a bit of an over reaction I thought, but after that I felt that going into town to relax over coffee and one of Julian’s ‘to die for confections’, which probably contained enough calories and cholesterol to make that a prophesy, would be a good idea“There you are dear,” said Sandy bringing out my coffee and. There was light in Mohan’s house. His wife and children had gone to their cousin’s house for the vacation. At around 10.30 Mohan came to my house. He knocked at the door and Priya opened the door. I slowly crept near the window of the drawing room. As soon as he entered she closed it. She said something which I could not hear. Both of them went to the adjoining bedroom next to the one where Vedha was sleeping. I went for the ventilation . Since the ceiling was not very high I could get a good. The three of us took walks from time to time to clear our heads; lost in our musings, we always seemed to come back to the garden and our blankets. Once we got too sweaty under the sun we returned to the most delicious pleasure on the estate, the hot pool in the temple. I knew the civility and peace of the manor estate was something I would yearn in the future. "I have a vacation home," I thought.Early evening clouds rolled in and our sunny serenity shifted to dark clouds and thunderstorms..