I left for work. The entire day I was not able to concentrate and was worried about my wife. I kept calling her in intervals of an hour or two.As I re...ched home and saw Meena, I felt so relieved. I arranged (served) the food (dinner) for everyone (daughter, Meena and myself). After our dinner, I cleaned the dining area and washed the utensil too. My wife and my daughter were astonished.I played with my daughter for a while and soon it was bedtime. I applied Vicks on Meena’s stomach. Layed down. Louise’s heart rate increased and she walked out onto the patio. She began touching her breasts and caressing herself as she watched. She could feel her wetness drip down her thighs and she watched each stroke. The longer she stayed there watching, the hotter she was becoming. Her fingers were soon sliding into her pussy as Adam began to jack off even faster. Louise stepped completely out onto the patio. Adam’s body tensed and a stream of cum shot from his cock and into the air. Louise moaned. Bracing himself, Wallace opened the coffin again. April stared up at him. He whimpered. The dead woman clutched a bouquet of wilted lilies to her chest. Clarence was right: She had been beautiful. Even now, pale and blue-lipped and withered from her sickness, Wallace could see it. It seemed a shame. But not as much of a shame as what would happen to him if he got Clarence angry again.Where were the coins? He spotted one against the purple velvet lining, resting in the auburn curls that pillowed. She thought she caught the word “Sireno.” Was that like, a fire engine siren? An ambulance siren? Was some guy going to put her in an ambulance? Or was it the water that would do that? It was particularly creepy because she had a few extended family members who had drowned, and sometimes it felt like a family curse. At least, that’s what her cousin said. She shivered. “Guys. Guys. What is she saying?” Cass interrupted Caroline and Lola, who were still griping at each other over the fortune.