The coffee shop was a cozy place and I got to enjoy it for an hour or so of seeing many of the same people and regarding each other in a friendly mann...r.One morning the young woman came in and brought her order past my table and I nodded and spoke just to wish her a good day and she replied that her day had just ended and that she was looking forward to a few hours to herself before she had to pick up her child from school.I had wondered if she might have been a returning student but, no, she. As he left the hardware store Marcus couldn’t help but take a slight detour down past the turn-off to the reservoir. He’d been fishing there himself a few times but never gave the cars s**ttered around the car park a second thought. Again there was nothing to think about when he cruised by this time either. There was a young couple walking around with some k**s on bikes, and sweating down a path, a lone jogger. Nothing suspicious there but he did say it all happened after dark. Marcus spun the. ”Will nodded, “Better thank them too.”Janie awkwardly turned around and looked at the two beautiful women flanking her. Her mouth opened but nothing came out. Bella grinned and pulled her into a tight embrace, then kissed her. Janie moaned into bella’s pillowy lips. When they came up for air Janie looked starry eyed and a bit drunk. “Holy gods above, I love kissing you.” Bella laughed and kissed her again. Their hands slid over each other’s bodies with slow intensity. When they finally broke. Her tears stopped. “Stand, child. It’s time for us to put on our saris for the wedding.”The Goddess rose, and stepping down from the dais, led Geeta to a long table, on which dozens of saris were laid out.“May I?” asked Geeta, extending a hand. Lakshmi nodded. Geeta’s hand touched a green sari, a pure green not unlike the shade of Geeta’s eyes. “This one, Lakshmi, if I may.” Lakshmi laughed lightly, and said, “You must learn to listen to your Goddess. I did not say that it was time to choose.