"I not cook it, William did," she said as she blew on the hot stew."You?" Sinara asked in surprise."Yes, I did. I like to cook; I just never did much ...efore. You see I was born blind, but my sight was restored just recently," I said."Just restored? What is restored?" Walian asked."It means, I couldn't see. All I could see was darkness," I said as I dipped my bread into my stew and ate it."I not understand. How can you not see and then see?" Sinara asked."It's a long story; basically, someone. A long time ago, during the Civil War, one of our predecessors, I don’t know how many grands should go in front of her mother title, but she was the recipient of a large amount of money. Women could not own property back then, so she hid it under fake names in various banks out in the western territories of America. Through her secrecy she nurtured that money into a sizable amount.”“LYNN! The foundation?”“Yes. Lover, the foundation. We talked about it while Paul was asleep on our drive to St. I sat on his lap and started kissing him. He hugged me tightly and kissed me on my cheeks. Soon, that kiss turned into a tongue war. We started entering into each other’s mouths with our tongues.He hugged me so tightly that it started to become difficult even to breathe. I then broke the kiss and saw happiness on Varun’s face. He started talking.Varun: hey Sammu, that was amazing. Do women usually do that?Me: Do what, Anna?Varun: You know, the thing that you’ve just done to me while I was. They still haven't accepted that as a reasonable vocation for their daughter. I'm sure they are still hoping I will come to my senses, as it were, and return to the farm and farming life. It's not like they have anything against the program, I'm sure they would actually see the benefit of it for someone else, a MALE someone else. Me they want back on the farm, in the farming life, helping my husband raise the crop of wheat he plants in the ground while he helps me raise the crop of grandkids he.