Hath me ek card board box fi dha. Sardar: namasthe bhabhi.Me karthar singh.Saheb ne kuch saman feje hai.Mem: namasthe ji.Muje malum hai.Ithni late kyo...m hui.Aksar 4 baje thak aathe dhe.Sardar: gaddi harab hogaya dha.Isliye late hogaya.Mem: andher aake baito.Mem chay banathi hum.Sardar: nahi bhabi muje thoda tanda pani dedo.Chay nahi peetha.Mem pani lene kithaen ki tharf gayi.Pani leke aayi.Sardar sofa me baite dhe.Sardar: aap akeli ho idhar.Bache kaha hai.Mem: aap ka saheb nahi kaha ki hame. "Dave laughed and turned to get his boxers from the dresser. He casually pulled them on then found a clean pair of shorts and golf shirt. He pulled on his sneakers and said to Roxanne, "I'm ready when you are."She grinned and wryly replied, "I'll remember that." Then she turned and led Dave downstairs. He chuckled as he realized the possible double meaning of his words, once again.Sarah was smiling bright-eyed at Roxanne when they entered the room and Dave heard Roxanne whisper to her, "You are. I rushed upstairs to get changed into something suitable for eating in. Clearly a great deal of eating was coming my way, as I'd noticed that the stove was covered with steaming pots, which was a WONDERFUL thing to see and smell!On my return to Heaven, I quickly let Majella know that her previous audience hadn't come close to showing her what "appreciative" really meant. My joining the men - wherever they were - never occurred to even one of my minds. In truth, much of my enjoyment came from. I was on the brink of sleep, when I heard something that made me alert immediately, knowing I wasn't alone in the house. It was a moan.I quietly made myself out of the master bedroom I had been residing in and moved down the hallway a little bit before I heard it again, to my left. I opened the door just a crack, just so I could see what was on the other side. In some distant corner of my mind I knew she wasn't here in any way before, as I had searched the house, but I needed some form of.