If only I could remember what She and I did after she kissed me!The sky overhead was impossibly blue as I reached the tree rooted on the north bank of...the river. The sun was nearing its zenith and it was getting very warm. I walked over to the edge of the river bank to see what I was working with and found a wide, deep, lazy river meandering eastward from the mountains smudging the horizon to the west. Sighing and hoping it was not as deep as it seemed, I stripped off my robe and sandals and. A. what I found, but it just didn't matter to me anymore. We were divorced before she started her prison term. She was twenty four. I never spoke to her after the divorce.I sued everyone who conspired in my murder attempt, and got a nice cash settlement. Not a lot, but enough to allow me to work exclusively on my book. When the money started rolling in, I never looked back.I came home three days later, to find my swim trunks, robe, and towels laundered and stacked neatly on my porch. No note,. Not in this world. Not when it was ruled by people like my mother and former Pastor Kent van der Meer.Normally, on Wednesdays, Penny would come over after dinner, and Jackie would be at the house, but I’d told them both I’d be busy with my sister. Penny had been disappointed, but I told her that I’d see her Saturday morning. Stephanie would still be a the house and I was sure that her mom would be OK with her being alone with me with my sister here.Stephanie and I went to the sauna and relaxed. “I didn’t do that” protested his wife… from my lap… “These women always make such denials…carry on Vinod” I encouraged him with a wink, noticing his fingers twisting my wife’s nipples……catching my eye my wife screamed “…eyeee! Chi…”…trying to push off Vinod’s hands “…don’t pretend Vadina! I know you like it…I have been doing it for quite a while…you say ‘eyeee-chi’ only when Anna notices it!” said Vinod, imitating my wife. “These men are shameless Akkaa” said Vimala as I pulled her into my lap….