We had few encounters with the crew of mariners, they were mainly rough sailors who were most crude in their habits and manner of speaking. Aunt entre...ted us to stay our distance for they were purported to have scant regard for the civilities of our station and this advice was bravely borne .The Captain, a distant relative of our Aunt, who was much feared by his crew due to his strict application of discipline by contrast to his reputation took every care to ensure that we were not disturbed. She would have pressed her and Varna would not lie to her.Minara looked up. While she had been thinking she had walked to the palace and not home as she had intended. She sighed and decided to pay her respects to the King and Queen. The Queen, as ever, was happy to see her and showed her all the work she had been doing to restore the palace to its former glory after the damage caused by the Usurpers and the criminals they had employed as palace guards. After an hour Minara managed to make an. You going to work?’ I asked sleepily. ‘Mmhmm,’ he responded, coaxing me to lie back down as he kissed my forehead before getting out of bed. I rotated onto my back and scooted over until my head connected with his pillow, the faint scent of him lulling me back to sleep. The bed dipped and our blanket left me, my skin suddenly exposed to the cool night air before his large warm body covered mine. His tongue trailed a hot line from my neck down the middle of my sternum, pausing to lick into my. Her hostel was a kind of single flat in the appt. As I rang the doorbell of kusum teacher, she opened the door. My eyes gone wide opened as I watched her in salwar suit for the very first time. She was wearing a blue sleeveless kurti with white dupatta and white salwar. Her kurti was short one like shweta tiwari use to wear in kasauti zindagi ki. She asked me to sit on a chair with table in front of it. And then she went in to the kitchen for tea and all. After 5 minutes she came back with a.