Some smell like burning. Oops! Her one end of the saree which was let loose has caught fire!! Seeing this she was frightened and got tense and I also ...ouldn’t think anything. The fire was catching fast and we had less time. My immediate reaction was to pour some water from the pot over her saree and it spilled all over her body. Still there was some smoke and I took the rugged cloth used near stove and wrapped it around her tightly. It was all fair in that dangerous moment and we were relieved. "Here?" No, where does George live?" wondered the woman. Out there, I thought,in the rain. Not here. "Oh, Alice ... you ask." Yeah ... George," said Alice. "Where?" Uh ... 17th Avenue," I said. It seemed so far away, like in a dream."You're new in the city," commented the woman gently, "it's 17th Street.Where did you come from?"I smiled, she was so nice and I was starting to warm up. Finally Alicesaid, "Mommy asked you a question, Barbie." Beaverton, Oregon."Mommy was frowning. I hoped she. ” You turned around and said, “No. Let me do that, please.” You began to unbutton my shirt, then pulled it out of my trousers and pitched it onto a chair. You dropped down on your knees and took off my socks and then looked up at me for a second. You unbuckled my belt and slowly unfastened my trousers and pulled the zipper down as you looked into my face. With the zipper down, you let the pants drop to the floor, leaving me standing there with just my boxers on with a very large bulge in the. .? Aileen doesn't usually ...." She decided not to finisheither sentence."Well, as Aileen says, there's a first time for everything, Isuppose," I replied, to bring the conversation back to something Iunderstood. I wondered what it was that 'Aileen doesn't usually....' Did I want to know? What was I doing here? "This is myfirst time," I added."So I understand!" she said. "Isn't that wonderful! Well, nevermind, you'll soon be one of our regulars! We're going to do suchwonderful things.