I dressed in clean clothes and bounced down the stairs as if I didn’t have a care in the world.“Hi, Mom, Dad. Hi, Granddad. Grandpa. Do you need a...refresher on your drink, Grandma?” I went to the bar and mixed a bloody Mary and took it to my mother. “Here, Mom. You look like you need a drink. Did you all have Sunday dinner together?”“Would you care to explain yourself?” Mom demanded. “Where were you last night?”“Didn’t you get my text message? I spent the night with Jasmine. It was great, thank. Havingtaken an age to check-in I made my way to the room, opened the door andwas met with a sea of beige and windows looking on towards brick wallsthat cut out all the light to the room. As I walked into the room thefloorboards creaked and I was met with a pungent smell of damp. It was30? outside and the room's air conditioning was doing nothing to cool medown both on the outside and inside. It took seconds to decide that I wasnot going to stay here. I made my way to reception only to find that. Nenu Jyothi enti idhi nee boyfriend ki telisthe badha padathadu annanu anthe thanu vadi moham vadidhi nee dantlo half kuda vundhadhu plus chala chinnadhi adi naku saripovatla inkeverini adagalenu nuvvu aithe naa friend vi kadha please naa korika teerchu ani nijamaina lanja la matladuthundhi. Nenu tatukolekha naa battalu vippesa anthe thanu naa moddani notlo pettukoni cheeku thondhi nijamga lanja kuda dhani cheekudu mundhu e matram paniki radhu nenu tattukolekha ossey nee ammani denga cheekave. You wake up the next day to the sound of people screaming downstairs. You look at the clock on the wall and are surprised to see that you've slept for 14 hours. It's 6 o'clock, Friday evening."Oh shit," you say as you grab a towel and make your way to the shower in your boxers. As you pass the stairs, you look down into the den and see at least 20 people drinking with a joint or two being passed around. You also notice that the majority of the people you can see are girls. And as you had hoped,.