Rupali and Suva were living in as neighbours with their famillys in Jaipur. Suva was good at heart and very friendly so Rupali liked her. Suva used to...tie rakhi to Rupali husband and Rupali used to tie rakhi Suvas husband Although Suva was in early thirties and Rupali was also of same age as Rupali, Suva used to call her bhabhi . Suva had 3 children and Rupali also had three children and all of them were in same school nearby. Both familys were a middle class.Rupali was fair and well built and. I stepped inside and closed the front door behind me. "Here we are," you said, your voice coming from a room off to my right. I went in. The parcel was on a table to your right and you had you back to me, fiddling with something on the table. Perhaps you weren't interested? I was gutted. I wanted to cry, to know what was wrong with me. I stepped forward to take the parcel"Wait," you said, "I've got something else for you Stace." I turned to look at you, and I instinctively stare at your crotch,. It occupies a place beside it but altogether elsewhere, like Hy Brasil; only accessible to all (Rather than just faeries) at very specific times of the year. Tonight - the evening of Lughnasadh - was one such time, and this window of accessibility lasted merely hours. Indeed there were rumours that several human visitors to the summer ball who had been distracted by the incandescence of the place had never actually returned…Once through the false frontage on the street there was nothing to see. It was too cold to go outside, so I had the choice between reading or watching the telly. Or, as now, sitting at the window and wishing I could go outside.Movement in the distance made me focus again. The dogs were running there. Unaware of the cold, they were playing, chasing each other. Tears welled up in my eyes, but I blinked them away. 'No, I won't cry', I told myself. 'It's no big deal, it will get warm again. I just have to wait. A long time to wait.'I sighed. And then I spotted him. He.