..He had always felt, there was this, 'distance' his mind searched and found, for want of a better word. Not a barrier or something, impassible. There...were times it seemed they could almost ... Tenchi didn't want to think about it, not really. Grandpa was right, he had waited, far far too long.Perhaps, just perhaps he had acted impulsively, if he bothered to dissect what had happened in the entry hall. But whatever the reasons, it was done. The die was cast, his course long over due had been. Even the talk was quite normal as was fit for the occasion. He enquired about the welfare of her family and her own well being. She in turn asked him about him and as usual teased him about when he was going to marry. All was well and he finished his bath and sat down for dinner. Aruna sat before him in the dining table and he looked at her with new interest as she chatted.His mother served with a smiling face and did not force the issue at hand. All during the dinner he kept looking at his. " If we're not careful," Laura joked, "we won't get to the back rubs." Do you think this is wrong? What we're doing?"Laura shook her head. "I think it's right."April smiled, crinkling her nose. "And you can't even get pregnant."Laura drew closer to her. Now their naked breasts were just inches apart. "No... you can't. I want to kiss you." I want to kiss you too. I never wanted to kiss a girl."Laura took April's face in both hands and pressed her lips against hers, kissing her slowly, tenderly,. To usne kha okk.Pr kese. Mene use sara plan btaya. Ek din me uski maa se milne gaya sunita thi wha. Mere plan ke accordingly uski maa ne apni nighty use de di thi pehn ne ke liye. Mene jate ho use pichhe se pkd kr hug kiya wo dr gayi. Or chhutne ke liye chilane lagi. Me puchhe ht gaya. Or us se us din ke baare me puchha to usne kha ki kisi ko mt btaye wrna meri ijjat chli jayegi. Fir mene use kha ki ni btauga lekin isme mera kya fayda hoga.To wo dr ke maare boli kesa fayda mene kha ki tumhare.