We followed the path through the gate into the trees, then branched off through the undergrowth; Pete seemed to know where he was going. Sure enough, ...he trees soon thinned out to reveal a small clearing that had been left untended so the grass was fairly long.Pete dragged me over to the long grass and we both lay down in it. The grass shielded us quite well and only if somebody stumbled right over us would they be able to see what we were doing, and we were both happy to take that chance. We. . how come?" I know how that must have sounded, though she laughed, blushing a little."You like then?" She asked turning around so I could see her entirely as she did that."Very much so ... but what made you suddenly decide to dress like that anyway? And I noticed you were singing earlier too, you never do that!" I don't?" She said suddenly humming to herself as she pondered the reason perhaps, but then merely grinned, walked over, ruffled my hair and poured herself a cup of coffee sitting. “I am pretty sure the Halloween mask is also in there. We might have to think of something else now. Just cannot waste time,” my mom was talking to herself. The frankness in her voice greatly disturbed me.I was human enough to understand her feelings. Her wish to have another child was very much justified. But, she was very insensitive towards the fact that it was her very own son she was using to accomplish her twisted mission.It greatly hurt me that my mother was not ready to acknowledge the. Now the story continues. We went outside and being tipsy, barely managed to walk towards the taxi stand. It was 12:45 am now. I asked her, “Where do you live, baby?” She replied, “Home!” We burst out laughing at her stupid joke! She asked the taxi driver, “Bhaiyya, Bandra chaloge?” The taxi driver gave a dirty look at her cleavage and said, “Madam, aapke lie toh jannat bhi jaayenge!” I was shocked and angrily shouted, “Aukaad me reh aur chup chap chal.” He replied, “Chalo sir, abhi sabke kismat.