Sarah had her arms around my neck, her body was frail and light, I carried her with ease. I saw the rock as we parked, the same sign, always there, as...it had been for decades. There was no one else there, there seldom was. I picked her up and made the climb slowly, stopping a few times to rest. At the peak, I spread a blanket, opened the small basket of fruit and wine. We sat wrapped in each other’s arms in silence, watching the land below. A Deer stepped out, looked at us in suspicion. It then. “What does this mean?” I asked him, looking across the room that we shared together. We had just shared something so amazing that brother and sister were not supposed to share. What did that mean for the both of them? “It means,” he said as he rolled me onto my back and laid slightly on top of me. “It means that I love you and that you love me too.” He leaned down to me and kissed me after that. He did not have to explain anymore to me for me to understand. I knew what he was saying in the. But kareta bi kya ye land kisi bi gand ko tach hote hi khate ho jate h. Fir hum markit pahuche to halki baris ho rahi thi. Jis m hum pure geele hogaye. Waha jake k bhabi ne apni jarurat ka saman liya waha bi m bhabi s tach ho raha tha. Jis s mera land bar bar khada ho raha tha. Jo bhabhi ne note kiya tha or hum wapis aane lage bus m fir wahi darama hua.Fir s mere land ne bhabi ki gand k maje liye. Is bar to maine bi himat karke unki gand pe hath rekhe diya. Or pure rasete unki soft s gand k. "I'm finished here," she murmured into Laura's lips, her dark eyes still shiny with feeling. "Let's go to your place and talk."Oh god! Laura thought. She had never had a stroke but thought if she did, it would feel like this."Don't be mean," she said softly, her eyes imploring Sara. Please say you mean it.Sara crossed her eyes. She gave Laura one of her most devastating funny faces, a wildly loopy, dorky grimace. "I'm not being mean, cuckoo brain. I think I can still remember how to get there.".