After she had emptied her bladder, I propped her up in bed, and gave a glass of juice to drink. She drank it gratefully, and didn't even complain abo...t the lack of alcohol in it. Each time she drained the glass, I would refill it for her.I savoured the view of my naked mother: full, fleshy thighs, broad hips framing the swell of her big but firm beer belly, and the ripe, weighty boobs surmounted by those proudly protruding nipples.Did you enjoy yourself last night, I enquired. Mum looked. I'm not sure howlong it was but I was awoken by the noise of a car roaring up ourdriveway. My book still open at open at the place where I had dropped ofI lifted it closing it and placing it on the bedside table I got up andcrossed to the window pulling back the curtain slightly I peered outside.A car was visible in the weak light from the porch I could see Georgestep out moving unsteadily round to the other side he leaned towards theopen window a woman's face appeared and there lips met ,. Lately he hasn't even been going to the temple, he just meditates all day. It seems as though he doesn't want anyone near him.Kenshin: I see.(They walk to Aoshi's room. Aoshi is sitting cross-legged in the middle of the floor, facing away from the door.)Kenshin: Aoshi, we're taking our leave now. If we ever get a chance, let's have a drink some time.Aoshi: I don't drink.Kenshin: I see... Aoshi (without turning around): But if it were for tea, it would be my pleasure.(As they walk out)Yahiko:. “What about customs and passports and tickets?” Nicola asked, panicking as she realised she had left her passport at home in Cardiff.“Not needed,” was the enigmatic reply from Sharifa.It was less than five minutes later that the Air Traffic Controller in Swanwick was asked by her boss, “Why are you holding a Purple flight on the ground at Heathrow? Didn’t you know that Royalty have priority?”“It’s OK, boss,” she replied cheerfully, “It’s only an equipment positioning move, there is nobody.