“Just adorable! You know, I’ve been getting a LOT of parenting advice lately, whether I ask or not; and with twins, you’d think the advice only ...oubles, but that’s not even cutting it close. And none of it; the books, the doctors, the other parents, the random people who think having a child equates to wanting their opinions; suggested making the boys wear the name and picture of their home in case they ever forget where they live or what country they’ll someday rule. It’s very thoughtful. Now,. Suddenly I came to my senses and said no nothing baas aise hi dekh raha hoon. Saying this, I went and sat on the arm of the sofa and kept my hand over her shoulder. She didn’t reply to this and kept on chatting with me. Then gathering courage I slowly pushed my hand into her nighty till her cleavage and stopped. My aunty gave me a look and said “what is this?”My heart skipped a beat, and I said “nothing just njoying you n your beauty”. Dont know from where I got the courage to say those words.. She'd had a long, tiring day organising the world's business and she was very stressed.15 minutes after she arrived, there was a knock at the door. She answered it, and there was a very handsome young black man standing there, carrying some towels, and a basket of oils."i had a call," he said. "apparently you need to be relaxed. That's my job, and I love my work."He told her to get undressed and lie down on the huge bed, and began to rub the cares from her back, neck and shoulders.The oils were. Actually he said do you need a hand, looking back I think that must be a euphanism . I explained about the noise and we heard it again, Now bolstered by my new good samaritan friend we went towards the noise which turned out to be a 20 something student being sick, he was in quite a bad way and obviously didn’t really register our presence.we debated whether we should help him or leave him to it. We decided to leave him and I went on my way. I hadn’t really got far when I had a crisis of.