When I finished my lunch, I walked around Hyde Park and mapped out a path to run in the morning. I planned to set my travel alarm clock for 5:45am, ru..., shower, eat a complimentary breakfast, and then walk across the street to the law firm’s offices. During my walk, I found myself in front of Kensington Palace, which reminded me I wanted to at least walk past the Houses of Parliament and see Big Ben, well the clock tower, anyway, as the bell was the real ‘Big Ben’. As I headed back towards the. My wife walked in dressed in her Saturday best, a pair of jean shorts and tee-shirt with sandals. ‘How much longer are you going to be out there?’ she asked accusingly. ‘I don’t know. I’m close to being ready to start putting it together and want to try and get as much done today as possible,’ I said rather absently. ‘Besides, you were going to go yard sale-ing with your girlfriends.’ Grabbing a drink and a handful of chips I walked back to my shop. I took a long drink as I watched Diane walk. Bataoge nahi apne dost ko?AB: Hmmmm, shayad bata sakti hu.Me: Ab kaise?AB: Kyuki I trust you now. Mere achhe dost ho tum ab.Me: Achha ji. Thank you. Bataiye?AB: Yar I think ladko ko ek hi cheej mein interest hota hai bas. You know kya hai wo. Pyaar to bas dikhava hai.Me: Hmmm aapko aisa kyu lagta hai?AB: Yar jo shuru se dekha hai wahi lagega na.Me: Aisa kya dekh liya?AB: Ummmm. Promise me ki kisi ko nahi bataoge.Me: I promise. You trust me.AB: College mein ek boyfriend tha. Jis din usko wo mil. .. kind of in the way, can I just like...untie it? Just so it’s not in the way.” After a moment of hesitation, Victoria nodded her agreements. I slipped a hand underneath her shirt, and slide it up her back. She had a strong back, and her skin was smooth and soft. I grabbed onto one of the bikini straps, and untied the knot that held it in place. As I did this, Victoria arced her back, and turned her head to face me. “Do not tell my boyfriend, please.” She said. “He would FLIP.” I nodded, and.