Atha parthathulla irunthu ennakku etho oru mari irunthu ana ennanu solla theriyalla apo.Nan school ku ready aittu naan kelmbi poittan.Nan school finis... pannitu return home ku vanthan.Nan amma amma nu kathita vanthan amma vanthu door open pannanga.Nan veggam ah odi anna kitta ponna anna dvd player la etho pottu parthu irunthanga polla nan vantha oda tv off pannitanga.Nan anna kitta play pannunganu kettan illa panna mattanu sollitanga.Nan kovathulla poittu snack kettan amma snack kooduthanga nan. I threw the pics on the window ledge whilst trying to contain my gloopy fluid. I made it to the bathroom and cleaned myself with tissue, then bathed. It took ages to remove all my cum from my chest hair.Feeling all chilled and clean, I brushed my teeth, then emptied the bath and walked back to the bedroom. I was just about to enter the room when I heard the window cleaner on his ladder. I waited outside the bedroom for him to go, he seemed to be there forever. Finally, his ladder creaked then I. “I hope we can talk after dinner or in the morning. I hate burdening you but I just can't talk to mom. You know it's easier talking to you. I feel more comfortable since we had our last talks." Barb nodded with an all knowing smile, “Yes, sweetie. Your mom means well and she loves you but she's not the greatest at dealing with you being so grown up. Little children are her specialty, you know that.”I agreed as we continued the elevator ride in silence. I was looking forward to this dinner as a. It was faint, but I definitely heard soft, gasping sobs. I took a few steps down the path towards the sound. “Hello?” I called, softly. The sobbing continued and I followed the sound until I saw a figure kneeling by a grave. Should I see if they were okay? I mean sure, someone crying over a grave in a cemetery wasn’t exactly unheard of, but, in the middle of the night? What if they were planning to hurt themselves or something? I crept closer. “Hello? Are you okay?” The figure tensed, startled.