Me: don’t worry about it Shobha. He will never come to know about it. No sex in the day. He will come to us in the week ends and that too in the nig...t. Then there is no chance of knowing. We will separate both their rooms. Then there is no chance of him knowing what Rajesh is doing.She seemed to convince. She got and saidShobha: are you not going to office today.Me: yes.As my mind settled down I went to office and done my work peacefully. I cancel led my leave for that day. While coming from. We got home from the gym, and flopped onto my big bed, the one i shared with my Husband. She and I lay there, tired and happy, watching tv, making fun of whatever was on. I remember watching her. Staring at her, thinking how beautiful she looked. She was smiling, her hair was a mess, her body long and lean sprawled on the bed. I just stared at her, admiring her aesthetic. I watched her lips move as she spoke, i watched the swell of her small breasts in her tight tank top. I watched her, not. A tiny smile tugged at the corners of his mouth.Kyllos paused and closed his eyes. He remained still as a meditation prayer manifested in his thoughts. When the final words had passed through Kyllos' mind, he opened his eyes, his gaze like steel. "I can no longer tell whether you misunderstand the Inonni way because of a true lack of comprehension or simply out of spite." Well, that makes me feel better. I can confuse the Inonni. All right, allow me to enlighten you, if that phrase does not. "Don't underestimate them, Vic," she said. "They may be unemployed but they are not ignorant. They're frustrated with the system and they blame the politicians and the corporations for keeping them where they are." That's ridiculous," he said, automatically spouting the company line."Ridiculous or not," she said. "It's what they believe. They will be watching the assembly on Monday morning. They'll be watching and when the Lieutenant Governor asks the legislature to open hearings into Laura.