Except that it’s at the wrong time, in the wrong place, with the wrong audience?I blinked. Probably several times. I noticed that I suddenly had my ...lder children’s undivided attention. They weren’t just paying attention. They were riveted. Never had I seen them so interested in something their old man had said.“Sex?”You’d have thought they were triplets. All three of them said it at exactly the same time. It was almost three part harmony.I looked at Jill, and felt my face take on what I knew. Gusse mai usnai mujhe dekha toh main darr gai. Vo mere close aaya or mujhe wall ki side push kia. Or bola ki “meri kya problem h…kuch bol kyu nhi rhi mai usse” mujhe pta nhi kya bolu isliye mai puch rhi or darr k mare “sorry” bol dia. Ye sun kar usse hasi aa gai or vo hasne laga. Fir usnai mera chin lift kia Thora or meri neck ko kiss karne laga. Mujhe idea hogya tha ki ab batt kaha ja rhi h lekin main to hamesha se ye chahti thi. Mujhe darr lag rha tha…meri heart beat fast ho rhi thi lekin. Fortunately, my parents had good friends, Ajeet and Anu, who had a business in this town and they arranged for me to stay with them. Ajeet was thirty-seven, his young wife Anu was thirty. Anu stayed at home, oversaw the housemaid in cooking, and did normal chores around the house. Even though she was very beautiful, I saw her as a family friend and not as the sexy woman that she really was. Soon we became good friends and I helped her with tasks around the house.One of my tasks was to receive. Where in ‘Legs Wide Open’ is an animal specifically mentioned?’ Jane thought and frowned and finally said, ‘At the outset I mentioned my heroine Jess was somewhat flawed, not liking animals and liking noisy children even less. I don’t believe I mentioned the presence of animals in my novel but I admit something in my head is questioning that assertion. I’m sorry, you look to be an interesting luncheon companion.’ People tittered and she blushed. ‘Oh but I will be lunching with you Miss.