Nothing like that ever happens in real life!” Aditya looked up from the smoky barbeque with a sly smile. “Sometimes they do!” Sheena looked up a... her boyfriend. “What?” Her reaction caused Prateek to start laughing. “Adi, it looks like you haven’t told her about that wedding experience of yours!” Aditya turned to Sheena. “Don’t worry, baby,” he grinned nervously, “it was before we met. What happened was…” *********** “Aditya, get ready!” his mom yelled from the other room. “It’s time to leave!”. Then Ted said "So what did I interrupt? Some girl to girl talk. Should I go and leave you to it?"Sara said "No Ted stay. I've been asking your mother for advice. I was asking her advice on or about our swinging. So far she has not answered me. Did I do wrong? I'm sorry if I talked out of turn."Ted seemed shock for a moment then said "No love. It would have come out sooner or later any way. I'm sorry you had to find out Mom. But we know it's a subject you know about. You and Dad know about. We. All of those things that drive males of every species to try to impress the females. His hands fumbled at his belt automatically, and he bent over to push his pants down. He knew he’d feel foolish if he left his pants around his ankles, so he kicked off his shoes and stepped out of them. He was rock hard ... as hard as he’d ever been in his life, and he wanted to reach for it and stroke it. But he didn’t. He stood up, turning until his back was to them.“No fair, Nathan,” sighed Bernadette.“Be. Do that, then go home, think about it, then come and see me tomorrow after you finish work, ok?”Amanda put her plate of the floor, Lucy licked the gravy from the empty plate. Amanda closed her eyes, and listened to the music, Adele. Her peace was abruptly broken, as her mobile rang. She looked at the screen, Isobel. “Hello Izzy, what have you got for me?” Amanda asked.“Sorry to call you on your weekend. I want you London tomorrow lunch time” Isobel said.“I fucking hate Monday’s. What’s the.