It was my neighbor Mr A. Verma whose name I ended up glancing almost everyday on his main door. I wasn’t expecting anyone this late so I didnt know ...ow to react to this sudden intrusion. Mr Verma wanted me to join them for dinner as it was their 2nd marriage anniversary.I felt weird as to why am I the only one being invited. Mr Verma did away with my perplexment by informing me that he came back late from work and they had no time for arrangements and they are new to the city so they know only. "Bonko then proceeded in throwing a cake against his own face. Ann replied by kicking at his ankle.Ann: "Go away, you suck!"Bonko jumped up and down on one leg, holding his ankle in pain, and fell on his back. Ann proceeded to point him with finger and laughing at him.Ann: "Now you are funny clown!"Bonko: "*Whispers to Ann* Little girl, I think I got special present for little bitc... I mean sweet girls like you, it's in my van, just follow me, and I'll show you it myself."Ann: "Ok. Show me. Just the top, we don't want you getting too excited do we!" She smiled wickedly and stood back with her hands on her hips. “I want to see what was pressing up against me last week.” I stood there burning with lust and took hold of my shirt and whipped it over my head. I was still breathing hard, with only my shorts scarcely concealing the bulge beneath. She slowly walked forwards as if to inspect me. She walked silently around me. My chest, suddenly exposed to the cool air, collected little. Judy had indeed been found hanging from a tree in River Park. The walkers who came across her body weren’t the first to walk past it, but they were the ones who’d noticed it first. The body was hanging just above head height and was obscured by dense foliage. In those days, there were very few cell phones, even in America, and none of these walkers owned one, so a couple of them remained by the scene of the crime (which must have been gruesome), while the other two raced off to a nearby drug.