At first he had been at a loss as to what to do with her. She had been so sad, crying for her mother, unable to accept that she was alone with this ol... man she didn't know. But slowly, he won her over. He treated her like an equal and that made all the difference. Her mother never told her anything bad about him, but Leanna felt that a falling out was why Mama had left home. She suspected it may have had something to do with her father - whom she didn't remember. He had left when she was very. But it’s more than that. We were having a look-see, a stroll, a promenade without the strut ... not yet a lumber or a plod or even a trudge ... we were roaming ... spring in our step. Not necessarily marching, parading or prancing, we were taking a tour ... traipsing.We were gussied up. A guaranteed, warranted, and authorized pair of teenagers. The elders said we passed our authenticity test. We were pre 1823 and looked it. Slightly smudged, a little dusty but in period. Couldn’t call our. Fir ek din mene usse kaha ki hum beach pe chalte hai (gorai), muje malum tha waha pe rooms available rehte hai. Hum log beach pe gaye aur fir mene usse kiss karna chalu kiya aur uske boobs press karne laga us din usne white shirt pehna tha aur blue jeans thi…. Uske boobs bahut hi tight the muje bahut majaa aa raha tha unhe press karne mene fir yaha waha dekh k uske shirt ka ek button open kiya aur uske lips se kiss karte karte uske neck tak pahucha….Fir uske booobs k open portion pe kiss karne. The men had made several trips to the library to swap books, and they were already reading more advanced books. Their biggest problem at this stage was that they did not understand the difference between fiction and fact. They assumed that everything they read was factual, and they operated on that premise. That occasionally resulted in some very funny mistakes if you were standing to one side and not directly involved, but they were lucky in not running into some really big difficulties.One.