They ordered the meal and Shobha mentioned to Savita about the salesman that was staring at them at the store.“Bhabhi, did you see the way that sale...sman was staring you at the lingerie store?”-“It looked like he was undressing you with his eyes!!!”“Oh him! He once came to our home to sell some bras.” – “and I can tell you he did a lot more than just undress me that time!” said Savita with a knowing smile.“Really Bhabhi, Tell me the whole story.” Shobha said surprised.“Well, He once came to my. North America is the reverse. Women seem to control everything from the courts to the schools and the businesses and it’s the downtrodden male who has to fight for his rights these days. Men’s rights activists are popping up all over the place. I guess American men are finally starting to realize that having women in charge of their lives isn’t a good idea. I mean, in a system where equality is espoused, men and women should have virtually the same rights. That’s how it is in Britain for the. ‘I’m sorry,’ she confessed. ‘I didn’t mean for it to happen, it’s just that everything between you and me and her and I’ve never been in a relationship like this before, I didn’t know how to act. I didn’t know what to do, and before I knew it…I loved her.’ She sobbed once, then regained control of her emotions. Travis didn’t like to see her lose control of herself. Yvoine was in the other room, carefully bound, hand and foot, to the bed, but Travis knew she could hear every word. It didn’t. I looked up into his scowling face and was so petrified that I was worriedI might wet myself. I had never been one for physical confrontation, muchless violence. Short and lightly built, I was in no position to win anyfights - and I had generally avoided sport, gyms or any situations thatcalled for strength or aggression. I preferred to let my money - or, if Iwas honest, my family's money - do all the talking.But now none of that was going to help me. I was completely at thisbrute's mercy - and.