Dad was sitting at the table reading the newspaper and Mom was at the stove. "Good Morning" I said as I joined Dad at the table. Mom placed a plate of...eggs and bacon in front of me and avoided making eye contact. We all ate in silence. After eating Dad shook my hand good-bye with a wink and he left for court. I pulled my mother into a tight embrace. She wrapped her arms around by neck and pulled my close. I felt her breasts flatten against my chest. I could swear I feel her hard nipples poking. “What?”“I don’t know. I just miss you, Matt. And Lara too, and everything.”“I’m doing my best to keep you in the loop on what we’re up to with the twins.”“Oh, and you’ve been amazing,” she cried. “I feel like I already know them. I don’t feel left out of that at all. It’s weird ... It’s more like...”Again I held still, heart racing a bit. This time I said nothing, digging for patience.“Like I feel left out of what I’m doing,” she finally said.This unexpected statement made me frown. “What do. It seemed to float out onto the evening breeze, as it soared around me. So beautiful that sound of heavenly pleasure, such a soft sigh like a sirens song to the sailor. Its intriguing call beckoned me. My eye catches sight of a dim light that I could have sworn wasn't there before is now barely visible through a curtained window. A fan must be inside the room causing the curtains to flutter about the open window, letting light, and sound float out with the passing air. By chance it might even. I don’t care if I don’t get star rating but I would like to be called a professional and a leader and more over a decent human. She smiled and said we all think you are a leader and a decent human Raj but u should be careful when u fight senior management. what fun is it yaar if u fight juniors I smiled. I am sick of the hypocrisy where from our great CEO every one talks about human relations and pride and employee welfare and so on and end with crapping all over employees. do u know we made.