‘No! Did I miss it already, are you done?’ Claire asks. ‘Damn, that call with the Board Secretary took longer than I hoped.’ ‘No, mom, we h...ve just started,’ Stephanie replies. Claire now takes stock of you, looking you up and down. ‘He’s still dressed,’ she says disappointedly. ‘Of course. He was taking care of me first, mom,’ adds Stephanie. ‘Is that so?’ asks Claire. ‘Scarlet sure did pick well, didn’t she?’ ‘Very well, mom. He made me very happy. In fact you did interrupt round one.’ ‘Oh. We had lunch and when I asked her what she wanted to do on her day with me, she took my hand and led me out to the beach. There was a small grove of palm trees along the beach, and in the shade was a bed, complete with mosquito net. We strolled on the beach until the sun was sinking, then walked back to the bed.We dropped our clothes on the concrete walk and slipped inside the mosquito net. We kissed deeply and embraced tightly, pressing our bodies together. We kept making out as the sun sank. I began to think that I'd spent about enough time here this afternoon, a thought prompted by the growl that errupted from my stomach. I'd eaten 'lunch' at 11:00 that morning, and not a thing since.I began to pack up, thinking of ways to improve my thesis as I placed the stack of print-outs and copies into my book-bag. I logged off of the campus network and stared at my notebook for a second longer. I realized that my notes cut off mid-thought. Gripping my pencil, I began to scribble some. Maine jab mami ki boobs ko deka to Lunde prithara say khada hoo gya unki bobbs ko kafhi deer tak niharta raha, tab mami nay mughe deka aur husena lagi, amine kaha ki app kye hus rahe hoo, kuche nahi boli aur kitchen mai chali gai, jab hum saab kahna kane kai baad sone ki liye tayree karne lage, maine apne room may jaker sone laga to mami boli kii tum darwaza khula rakna, mai unki baat ko samag nahi saaka, maami apne bache kai saat sone kai liye chali gai, mai bhi apne room mai soo raha tha.