I don’t think I ever pressed the follow button as quickly as I did that day and praise Jah he followed me back.We interacted on and off for a while,...moved into the DMs and finally exchanged details. He had the best skin I had ever seen on a man with reddish-brown complexion from his half Igbo and half Fulani mixture, he was tall and told me he felt his most unappealing feature was his bowed legs but personally I actually find that kinda cute. In short his parents had no business bringing a boy. That strop was the very embodiment of evil. As he walked back to her, she shuddered. He saw her reaction and smiled. "Oh yes, I know very well that you two are very well acquainted, Yvette. You can spare yourself, of course..." She was unable to speak, but she shook her head. She looked back at the clock. 5 minutes to go. "Everything that I've done so far has been just a warm-up, Yvette. Your ass is already bruised. I know you know that. I've left only 5 minutes on the clock, but I know damn. I nodded as I continued across the hallway wiping up the water."Yes daddy." I said softly and fearfully.When I had finished I dropped the towel in the laundry, then headed to his bedroom. The door was open so I walked in. But he wasn't in there. Before I could turn around to walk out, he was behind me. Breathing on my neck, his arm around my waist."Now what did I tell you last time you were late getting home?" he whispered into my ear.That's when a tear rolled down my cheek and I. She finally decided to go with the squash. They cut the squash up into circles, and cooked it that way. Krishna ordered two kinds of rice. One had little cut up veggies in it, and the other had bits of chicken. Together they sipped on their wine as they began their candle light dinner.~--~Two hours later their stomachs were full. Inside they were still hungry though. They were craving each other. Aeishwarya was so happy about the dinner. She had loved every second of it. It was now her favorite.