” “You are lucky tonight, I only have the one left,” I told her with a quick smile. She grinned back at me lighting up her face. “Do you have...a piece of ID and a credit card?” “Here is my driver’s licence,” she said as she passed it to me, “but I don’t have a credit card. Is it required?” “Well not really but without it we require a $200 safety deposit and pay for the room upfront. We can take cash or debit card, whatever works for you. Is that going to be ok?” I asked. I could tell from. "Hi." Hi," she responded. "What are you doing tomorrow night?" Nothing important," he answered."We owe you a dinner," she said."No," he shook his head. "You don't owe me..."Nodding vigorously she cut him off, "Yes, we do. No arguing. Dinner tomorrow at seven."He nodded and said, "Yes Ma'am. Dinner at seven. What can I bring?" Nothing. Just be here at seven."Mike showed up at seven with a bottle of Merlot."I told you nothing," Susie said as he handed her the bottle."Ok, it's nothing."She gave. I noticedthat Jim walked proudly, toes pointed out. Completely unselfconscious,as a boy walking with painted toenails for all to see.When we finished our walk, I made the appointment at the nail salon forthe following morning for Jim and I.Jim listened carefully as I spelled out our need for a mani and a pedifor mother and son. As we were laying on the chaise lounges, ourpainted toes prominent, I was once again struck by how out of placeJim's swim suit looked, here in the Hamptons. A ratty. Ek baar jijju aur jijji aayi hui thi mai jijji(aarti) babhi aur jijju sabi mil kar baithe the Mai : jijju holi par kya programme hai kuch chatkila sa ho jaye, Aarti: iski chut mai jyada khaj machi hui hai Pinki:is haramjadi ka bus chale na apni chut aur gaand lund se bhari rakhe Mai: tum dono kuttio ko kya taqleef hai mai to sahar ke har laude ke niche aaugi kyu jijju Jijju: tere se jalti hai dono,meri pyari saali to randi ki tarah chudegi Mai: oh yessss mere pyare jijju bolo aaj holi par kiski.