I asked her, “Do you drink beer or anything? Like, if you want to have something, you can. No need to worry about parents.”.After some hesitation,...she said, “ok, I can have 1 beer but don’t tell mummy or papa or anyone”. I said, “it’s totally cool and you can drink as much as you want. I’m here to take care of you and you are on holiday, so relax and enjoy.” she got so excited that she jumped again and hugged me.At around 3 am, we both were drunk so we decided to go home. My car was in the. “What are you talking about? What circumstances?”“It’s okay, son, your mother and I both know,” said Dad, tapping the side of his nose. “We just want you to know we still love you whatever your sexuality.”“I’m straight, Dad. Why is that an issue?”“It’s okay, son. We can understand you not wanting to come out while you’re still at school. We’ll keep your secret until you’re ready.”“What, you think I’m gay?”“Your mother and I have known for a long time.”“But what about those girlie magazines in. Ek baar unke husband kisi wajah se ghar nahi aa paaye aur varsha aunty ghar per akeli thi tau unhone mere chacha se kaha ke ammy ko mere yaha bhej dena sone ke liye tau mere chacha ne unhe haan bol ke mjhe raat ko waha sone kaa bol diya mjhe laga meri tau kismat hee nikal padi but maine soch liya tha aaj tau kese bhi krke chaod hee dunga phir sham ho gai nd m dinner krke unke ghar chale gaya aunty ne mujhe welcome kiya nd m ek baat btadu hamare paas m jo aunty kaa ghar hai usme ek haal nd ek. After some chit-chat, I asked if I could deliver a long peroration. She agreed, laughing. I mentioned the letter from the ministry, my response, the call from Shirl's father, Chaz' further identification of Darrell, and Sue's version of what was going on."Well, well, Gordy," Maggie said. "I've been working for over 30 years and never had so much fun. How do you do it? From my distant perspective — distant from both Perth and Canberra — what Ms Carr says makes sense. Wealthy business people.