It took us ten hours to cross Hungary and the roads were getting progressively worse. We crossed into Romania at Oradea. At first the roads were actua...ly cleared but as we moved further into the country the roads became more icy. The Romanians never treated the roads; they just ploughed them and left you to drive on the packed ice. We stopped, fitted the chains to the wheels, and continued. When we climbed up over the Carpathians into Transylvania, Jackie broke out a sledge and was swinging all. I would guess the temperature at 18C or 19C.”“Mark,” said Jada. “You promised me you’d travel with spikes.”“I’ve got some, four. I hope to God I don’t have to use them.” Mark returned to thinking about the shelves. “The top shelf, I’m looking at the angle. It might hide us from someone in the doorway. Just maybe, if they’re not too tall...”“Toshi,” whispered Kiyoko, “was it Frida who saved you?”“Yes. How did you guess?”“Of the four, I think only she would have the courage.”Toshi nodded, again. She herself had been introduced to wine-drinking at an early age and thought it was just fine. In Europe, where she had travelled extensively before meeting my dad, young people were expected to have a glass or two with their dinner.She turned the steaks on the BBQ and I noted how Matt’s eyes were glued to her ass. It slowly dawned on me that they had something going on. At first, I was upset but then it made me laugh. The idea of Matt having sex with my mother was absurd. First of all, she was. I know you wouldn’t agree to the fact that my tight hug gave you a hard on.Me: Nothing like that.Reena: Gimme 5 minutes I will change and come.Me: fine.After 5 minutes I see Reena is back with a loose t-shirt and her shorts. She was looking gorgeous and I was just staring at her upside down. She caught me doing that and smiled. She locked the bedroom from within and I saidMe: Reena doesn’t lock if someone wakes up we will be in trouble.Reena: No one will wake up. You just relax. Everyone are.