But friendship, family, it must come first.”“Yes,” Akilah said, “Family always first.”“I want to wait until we get back to our house, okay...”“Yes, of course,” Akilah replied, “I think we should go back to bed before we go further than we should alone.”They walked back up the stairs, and at the top they embraced again.“Good night, Jill,” Akilah said, rubbing her nose on Jill’s cheek.“Good night, Acky, sleep well,” Jill said, softly rubbing her left side with her hand, and nuzzling the crook of. “No problem. You all be careful.”My father and I walked outside. The sun was just starting to set. My father didn’t say anything to me until we got in the car.“Sara ... why in the world did you run off like that? You had all of us worried sick! Jack went riding around to find you and when he couldn’t find you we all panicked!”Jack ... oh my Jack.“I’m sorry dad. I guess I didn’t know how much the news was going to impact me.”“I thought you wanted a brother?” My dad questioned.“I did ... I do .... 'When did you last have a shag, anyway?' Another of the guys took up the call. 'Yeah, Foster, when did you last have a shag?' All eyes, mine included, turned on the stocky, broad-chested male wearing bright red board-shorts.'Ah, well now,' he said, tapping his nose knowingly. 'That's between me and the extremely satisfied woman I shagged. ' He snatched the ball from Tim amidst groans of disbelief, kicking it straight back into play. 'Game on, you losers.We're here to party, remember? Show our. .kahi aau kichhi kahiparile naai khali rasa dhara dhara kari bahar karuthanti aau kahuthanti Bandaraaja banda devata mo pudii ku daya kari darshan deuthiba prasad deuthiba pudiiku tuma banda re mana lagaai deba tuma thare ehura heuchhi mo katha rakhuthiba mana lagaaithiba sabubele jepari tuma banda ku mo pudii mane rakhiba dakiba mundia mariba prasad paaiba aau mast hoi naachuthibaSushtanya: Tuma pudii prati mo banda pura santusta maagibaku padiba naai nia nia ehi rasa prasad ebe nia eii.