"You do need some attention, don't you?" Well, when the last time you had something between your legs that wasn't battery operated?" She pulled her le...s up on the couch and crossed them."Two night ago?" I thought of the pink rabbit in my bedside drawer. A little shiver went through me.After a long Thursday at the office, I had come home, fixed a little dinner and then checked my websites.There were a few messages, nothing out of the ordinary, except when I logged on, one of the people I had. Wherever the light could find her curves, it did. Even in those bulky clothes, there were plenty of curves to find.“Sam, I’m sorry I wasn’t here when you got home from school today. I just needed ... I needed a little break.” She clasped her hands in front of her. “We have to talk.”Sam’s shoulders slumped. Suddenly, all the anger at her leaving melted. “I’m sorry, Mom.”“For what, honey?” She didn’t move.“For everything. There’s so much that’s hard to control these days.”Joyce stepped over to. Hum ghar pahuch kar under chale gaye usne darwaja band kar liya tab usne mujhe wahee par kaskar banho mein jakad liya or boli jiju I love u mein aapko bahut chahti hoon tab maine kaha kee mein bhee tumhe bahut chahta hoon or mein tumhe khush karna chahta hoon or ye kahkar maine wahee uske lips ko chusne laga or wo bhee mera sath dene lagii. Tab maine kaha kee room mein chalet hai or hum room chale gaye tab boli kee jaldi karo jiju nahee to time jyada laga to koi shak karega lekin maine kaha kee. He poured himself another cup, but Harlan signaled that he didn't want any more. "You sure?" Sure as I'll ever be about anything," Harlan said, still trying to clear his throat."Down the wrong pipe?" Cal asked.Harlan just shook his head. He had too much of a hangover to inform Cal that his coffee tasted like swamp water boiled in a hog trough."What time you got?" Harlan asked."Pret' near eleven," Cal said, shoving his gold-chained pocket watch back into his overalls.Harlan shook his head. "Dang.