After so much of tiring work in his office, Rohan just couldn’t resist a walk on the street, though a lonely walk. He sat on one of the bench and to...k the remaining sips of his coffee. He closed his eyes and thought of his lost love, the pressures of his office and studies and about how the world was moving on leaving him alone.When he opened his eyes, he realised that it was 9.00 p.m. There was no one on the street and the cold had become harsher. He realized that someone was sobbing. I needed meat, but not that much. Not seeing her, I relaxed slightly and started backing off.I was skimming my eyes back and forth for any signs of movement fearfully while stepping backwards, which is why I was surprised by a voice behind me.'Hey Jerk, why are you going back? Looks like you've almost caught up to the boar.'The voice of the person I hate most. My nemesis. My fate, if I stay in the village. Jessie.I spun round to try and shush her. 'Shut up, Bitch. It's a sow and her piglets are. I just stood up and put the girl to sleep. I again went to the hall, standing gasping for breath. My bhabi seeing my shoulders suddenly hugged me from the back. I did not know how to respond. I felt her loneliness and also her warm milky boobs. I then turned to her. She said “satisfy me today, I have been waiting for that long. Your brother is not going to come now. Please calm my curiosity .”. I then slowly kissed her eyes and came down slowly to her lips. I was that erotic. I then grabbed her. "Casting a worried look at her cousins, Sam moved slowly toward Lucy. The two of them disappeared into the darkness of the hallway."I told you she didn't murder him," snorted Randy.His thought processes, when confronted with both the scene of his mother kissing Bob, and their astonishing announcement, were different than that of the girls. That's not unusual, of course. To him, the scene of the kissing meant that nobody was going to get murdered. Furthermore, it meant that instead of a.