Just then, my fiancé’s voice draws me back.“I want to know that your heart is still with me, Pooja. We have survived through many tides and the t...rbulence of the ocean has led us to this perfect green island where we can finally be together forever. I could kill myself if my own actions are what stop us from being what we are meant to be. I love you, Pooja, and you know that. I know you know that.” Rahul said. He had genuine sadness in his eyes. I suddenly begin to see the very same reasons why. " "Then, My Princess," he smiled to me. I wanted to say yes but dancing had never been a favorite activity for me. I was too slight to provide a suitable partner for most of the noblewomen in the palace and looked like a silly child whenever I tried. An automatic refusal sent a ripple through my hair before I even realized that I would now be expected to be the slimmer, shorter partner. "Won't someone dance with me?" Lyonidas appealed to the sky, or at least the ceiling. "I. I hope to see you again.” Once more, his gaze lingered a long time on her prominent chest. Rachel found the attention exciting, especially since it came from a grown man. Back in Nebraska, she was used to goofy high school boys staring at her tits, but this ... this was something different coming from a grown man in California. She was used to grown men looking at her curvy plump figure, but the only other grown man who had complimented her like that had been her Film and Communications teacher. I enjoyed watching her playing ring toss with the relatives. She had a great body. After a big Texas barbeque that evening, everyone was gathering their things and saying final goodbyes and giving hugs. Jenn and I drove back to the motel talking about the weird stuff we learned about our relatives and family history. Her mom called her to say they wanted to check out and head out at 6 o’clock in the morning and I also had a long drive home and wanted to get an early start. I closed the.