"We were a strict religious family, and there wasn't much talkabout the things I wanted to know - mainly about boys, then. Mybrothers weren't much hel...p, they wanted to 'protect' me." The younger woman drained her glass. "Another?" "Uh, yes, thanks." The brunette got up and walked to the bar. "Barbara?" "Yes?" "Let's be sisters." "What a wonderful idea! We could 'adopt' each other." "And we could share secrets, and all the things we wanted to talkabout as kids." "We should celebrate. Say, I'll. It's supposed to be really nice weather." Maybe. It would be nice to get out and get some fresh air. It feels like I've been cooped up with that wretched machine forever! Let's see how I feel in the morning." That makes sense. She said to call her by nine if they needed to come by to pick you up. Now, I don't seem to have a horse in the refrigerator, but how does a meatloaf sound? Why don't you take a shower and freshen up while I'm getting it in the oven."I did that, and felt better. I put on. Main der raat tak tv dekhti thi..isliye wo bhi tv dekhne ke liyemere kamre mein hi rehta tha.uske parents jaldi hi so jaate the.ik din achanak tv dekhte-dekhte meri aankh lag gayi..aur maine der raat jab meri neend khuli to mehssos kiya ki koi meri gaand ko daba raha hai..main chup rahi or dobara so gayi..agle din jab main uthi or nahane ke liye gayi to maine dekha ki meri nighty par gaand par kuch chip-chip sa laga hai..main sab baat samaj gayi or socha ki aaj raat main bhi maaza lungi.maine. Then, I parked behind the barn and returned to the house on foot. I was able to sneak in the front door and up the stairs to my room.Mae's room was across the hall from mine. I knew if I hid under my desk and with the help of a toy periscope I would get a good view of the goings-on in there. I sat and waited.After about twenty minutes I heard Mae complaining to Dora that she did not need an enema and Dora replying that she did, indeed need one and was going to get one so stop complaining and go.