Kani ipotundemo ani bhayam modalindi. Inka chala sepu cheyalanundi vadiki. Dengadam apiesadu.Entra apesavu.Ipoinda annadi. Ledamma ipotundemo ani bhay...am annadu. Vedhava. Ani navvutu inko chance kuda istale annadi. Anthe anandamlo avesamlo ugipoyadu. Amelo karchesadu…Amepi valipoyadu. Yamuna kasepu rest tisuko. Inkosari chedduvule annadi. Ok amma annadu.Yamuna lechi nagnamga bathroom lokeltunte as pirralu chusi pichekkipoyadu. Anthe ventane mood vachesindi prakash ku. Ame bathroom nundi ragane. “Ok sir, I don’t mind if you do sir” she said as I slipped her dress off down her arms which left her standing there in her regulation white cotton panties which in all honesty looked a size too big.I reached up and ran my fingers across her chest and she moaned softly as I brushed her soft nipples on my way down to her soft belly, she giggled telling me it tickled and for some reason the tingles made her body sensitive, I told her it was perfectly natural and not to worry, “Thank you sir”As I. The crib was enormous, and intimidating with bars that towered highabove his head. He imagined what it would be like to sleep in it.He stumbled backwards at the thought and he fell into his t-shirt,disappearing beneath the fabric, now but a small hump wrigglingunderneath.>From inside the t-shirt he peeked out of the collar. Here he feltcomforted, out there was cold, he didn't know why he thought this, hejust did.He was on his back looking at the tall walls twirling around him throughthe collar. The words combined with his gentle tone, in that accent, sounded so seductive. ‘Maybe. But it is a lot of syllables,’ I joked. He laughed, a low rumble emitting from his chest that I felt through our joined hands. I smiled at the sound. ‘I think I can manage it,’ he remarked. ‘What’s Thea short for?’ he asked suddenly. ‘Theadora?’ ‘Athena,’ I replied quietly, wondering despondently if my oldest sister had caught his eye as opposed to Penny. ‘Thea is what Penny could pronounce when she was.