Well that evening I called her with my heart beating heavy as it was a family matter and talked her in casual way addressing her bhabhi. She was pursu...ng her computer course somewhere and was much impressed by my skills, I saw this as a chance and told her many interesting things we can do in computer.She looked much interested so I offered her to teach some skills at bhaiya’s place, she told that bhaiya would not like it as he is very possessive about her, I told her to come at my home as. And the woman said I saw you had an accident the other day and wanted to help you,my online friend said to the woman I wanted to come into your store and try on some clothes and then realized She had to go and it was too late,The woman from the store asked her to come into the store as she wanted to call security as she thought she needed some help,the woman declined and said nothing is wrong and walked away until she got to another store window and stood there until several women started to. ”Rajesh, “Sorry, mom, but please, I want it, please, mom.”Riya had no other option left but to feed him. The problem was where and how. She thought for a while and decided to feed him in the car as there was no other option.Riya, “Hmm, ok. I will feed you, but make sure you finish it fast and let no one else see it, ok?”Rajesh, “Sure, mom. Come, let’s go.”Both went back to their car, but the parking spot was crowded. So they decided to go out and look for some other place. They found a secluded. He opened the back door, pushed his pack across the seat and climbed in beside it.He was trying to get to Melbourne, another 90kms past our place. I said we could drop him at the highway exit where we turn off for our village.At first, I asked all the questions. Willi – or ‘Villi’ as he called himself, was in his mid-forties and was travelling to visit family. He’d been most of the way across Australia, loved the wide open space, thought the sky went on forever and was surprised how easy-going.