O darkar kuch dur jakar khadi hokar mujhe yachana bhari nazar se dekhne lagi. Mein usko bola, ‘ chal teri kakh ki pasina ko mujhe sungha.O dhire se ...ere pas akar uski hath ko uper uthakar kakh ko mere nak ke pas le ayee. Mein uski ek bogal ki durgand ko jor se sungha tou o saram se doheri ho gai. Kuch minute tak uski dono kakha ko sunghne ke baad uski bur ko ek takat se vari thapad mar di tou o chila uthi, o maaa… Mar gaee…ee.Bhagwan kitna dard sahongi aj. Mein bola , sali ma ko kuin bulati hei. He walked out without even looking back.A. made one hesitant move to follow him or call him back. She murmured "Papa...", but somehow knew the futility of that. So she stood idle in the centre of the strange room, eyes downcast.She felt the woman stand close and heard her almost whisper: "Don't be scared, little one. These will be the best years of your young life, believe me."The woman rang a tiny silver bell, where upon a young and highly attractive girl entered. She nodded in reference to. “So did you enjoy watching me last night?”“Yes I did.” I was so glad I was under the table, because my hardon was out of my boxers and pressing against the underside of the table.“Good. Maybe after breakfast we can use it together.” There was no hint in her voice that what she was saying was wrong or even strange. She smiled at me like a daughter would, ate as if nothing was wrong, and once done, stood up put her bowl in the sink, and rubber her hand along my back and said, “ok I’m ready.”What. Girls”, stuttered Marian the head nurse who could have been the girl’s mother“Hi Mrs. Hodges”, both nurses responded, a bit surprised. Marian was always very neat and properly dressed. She was a bit of a snob and rarely got friendly with the nurses. She was reportedly married but nobody had seen the husband. “Ok, ok, I’m a mess”, admitted Marian“What’s wrong ?”, asked the girls“Come to …my office ….discreetly”, answered Marian tears rolling down her cheeksThe girls followed her at a distance.