After a moment I turned off the porch light and went back to my book.I'd not much more than settled in my easy chair when someone was banging on the d...or again.I climbed out of the chair, grabbed the bowl of candy and opened the door, which by this time had already been hammered at least twice more.As I opened the door I could hear some giggles. I didn't bother turning the light back on, just opened the door.There were an "indeterminate" number of young girls clustered around the door. They. He thought he knew what it might be and that belief was justified when he heard a deep moan of absolute ecstacy from his sister's bedroom.Holding his breath, hoping that he was right and very afraid that he just might be, Wesley edged his way silently up to the open doorway to his sister's bedroom and stuck his head inside. His eyes were as wide as saucers and his jaw hit the floor as he found himself face to face with the sexiest and most erotic vision of his entire life.His mother and sister. Mom: Kaisa raha beta tumhara trip.Me: Accha tha mom. But maine aapko bahut miss kiya.Mom: Miss to maine bhi bahut kiya beta.Me: Aap bahar nahi gayin, kabhi?Mom: Gayi thi ek din sabji lene. Mujhe akele jana utna thik bhi nahi lagta. Abhi sahar ki adat nahi hui hai na. Aur apni maa ke liye kya laya?Me: Ye lo na mom, chocolates. Mujhe malum hai ki aapko pasand hai.Mom: Thanks you beta.Mujhe samajh nahi aa raha tha ki mom ko dildo kaise doon. Phir maine socha raat tak ka wait karta hoon. Jab mom. ‘She is holding out a picture with a moth on it. Behind the moth there is a large spider. Oh!’ said Tobi, interrupting his own narrative with a surprised outburst. ‘The spider has a face!’ ‘That sounds interesting,’ said Kuruma and held out her hands. A sheet touched her palms, and Kuruma closed her hands about it. ‘Oh!’ exclaimed Kuruma, sounding much like her grandson had. He hadn’t caught that expression from nowhere. ‘Oh my, oh my,’ said Kuruma and chuckled. ‘Do you see something, grandma?’.