Ben: haaaaai, tu to bahu gandu bole chhe.Hu(me): badha chhokara evu j bole chhe.Tene tena boobs batavi puchyyu Ben: aane shu kaho chho?Hu(me): bobla k... dhayala.Tene niche hath lai jai puchhyu Ben: ane aane shu kaho chho?Hu(me): chut bhos evu kahiye.Ben: to tari pase chhe ene shu kaho chho?Hu(me): lodoBen: hmmmmm, to to tu badhu jane chhe. Koi divas chodyu chhe koi chhokarine?Hu(me): na koi divas nahiBen: mane chodis?Hu(me): tamane? Pan mane nathi avadatu.Ben: hu sikhavadish. Sikhish ne?Hu(me):. I just concentrate on my project for the next six weeks, trying to forget my ex. Finally after 10 weeks, I am done. I liked the people I worked with but was happy to be leaving. I got on the road at about 9 pm. It was raining when I left, with rain coming down harder and harder. After about an hour, the rain was coming down so hard that I could barely see the road. My weather app says it should only last about an hour more. I pulled off the highway into a small town just hoping that. "I think we're ready," announces one of the ladies, as she searches the faces of the other two. They nod their agreement. They rise, take their chairs and table to the side of the room, and command me to take up the position, identical to the one I had when they had entered the room, but this time on the floor. I love this position! Total submission! Total abandonment!Now to my surprise and delight, they invite other women to join them. Obviously, they had been waiting outside, possibly guests. As she hung her head in exasperation, a glint of light hit her eye, causing her to blink reflexively. She backed up a step and traced its path to her purse, where she saw a small piece of metal. She picked up and weighed it in her hand — probably tin, she thought — before she took it in two hands and twisted forcefully.She frowned for a second, pondering the contorted metal. She knew what it signified, but she didn’t know it meant. Throwing it back onto her purse, she headed for her.