Harika: Hey what are you doing? (Hey em chesthunnav ra.)Me: Nothing, just now came home and finished dinner. What about you? (Em ledu epude intiki voc...i lunch chesa, mari nv em chesthunnav)Harika: Nothing ra, I want to tell you something I never shared with you before. (Em ledu ra netho epati varaku okati chepaledu adi cheppali ani message chesa ra.)Me: What, you hide something with me, what’s that? (Anti nuvvu na degara okati chepakunda hide chesava inthaki anti adi)Harika: Yes, but its a. But, I am getting way ahead of myself. The previous evening, we had returned from our meal and had taken a short walk to wear off some calories and to enjoy the night sky. It had been a relatively warm night and the stars were shining brightly overhead. The fresh air, the clean white snow, and the silhouettes of objects and trees around us, had provided us with a wonderful setting.We eventually headed back inside and each of us located a cozy chair where we planned to relax and do a little. Gill and Danny, my partners would send out samples by carrier if any were needed. The ad hoc system worked but it was no substitute for a physical call and I was impatient to get back to work.Eventually came the day when I was fit to drive. It was with both joy and sadness that I left. Angela and Millie saw me off, consoled with my promise that I would be back soon. Millie's kisses the evening before I left had more passion in them and to tell the truth I was starting to think that we had. A deep groan is wrung from him as we explore each other’s mouths and tongues. Our hands begin to wander and his lips leave mine as he bends to run his mouth under my jaw and down my neck. I am awash with this heat, this quaking sensation all over my body and the soft flesh between my legs is already pounding with need. As a dog walker passes close by we pause, breathing hard as we lean forehead to forehead. It’s decision time and it has come up on us so suddenly, surprising us with this.