She knew she was standing up, but that couldn’t be possible. She had been on the bed, she knew that. But now, now only was she not on the bed, but s...e was standing, and from what she could see, no longer in the bedroom at all.She tried to turn her head, but it refused to move. Her arms, they wouldn’t answer to her call when she tried to lift them up.She couldn’t feel anything holding her arms, or even herself, but nothing was moving when she tried, except her eyes. They could move from side to. "Hello, Bree. I'm Ashlee Alexander. Two e's, from Ames, Iowa," she said."You look like a healthy girl. Were you raised on a farm?" I asked."Nope, in town, but close enough to smell the corn!" she giggled."Where do you work?" I asked."I don't right now; that's one of the reasons I may have to go back soon," she said.In answer to my unspoken question she said, "It's a long story."I took a sip of coffee and said, "We've got as long as you want."Hesitant, shy and often embarrassed, she told of the. The hotel turned out to be a 40 room structure in a very upscale section of the city with a bar and restaurant. Percy was impressed, Bill was overwhelmed. Bill was introduced to "his" staff and shown to a suite that belonged to the old owner where he soon crashed. He was mentally worn out, first by the trip and second by his new building.Percy was placed in a regular room. As he waited for the elevator he saw the associate, "Please thank Johnny for me. This is way too much."The next morning. Mene kaha jee didi.phir didi ne apane per meri god me rakh diye.phir me didi ke per dabana shooru kiya.didi ke foot dabate hoowe me ab garam ho raha tha.ab mera najariya bilkul badal raha tha. Phir mene apne hath thoda upar le jake didi ke gutano ko dabane laga.ab mere hath kabhi kabhi jango tak firane laga.didi ki jange bahoot soft thi.ab mera land didi ke pero se daba hoowa khada ho raha tha me use rok nahi pa raha tha.phir achanak didi ne pucha sumit kya tumane koi girl friend banayee’mene.