As I walked by the side of the house towards the back door, which is the way I always entered the house, I glanced down through the basement windows, ...having to stoop over in order to do so. Sure enough, I could see the dim light in the den, though even at this angle I couldn't see much of anything else, but knew damn well that's where Stacy and her boyfriend where. Mom and dad having long since retired to bed as it was late even on a Saturday night for them. Obviously, Stacy had once again. He got himself one as well. “Ah, isn’t this great? Salty sea air, the wind blowing in our faces, perfect day to be at sea,” he said happily. “God, this is the best present Mum and Dad have ever given us.” “I agree,” Gina said, smiling. “And we’re away from them nagging at us,” she giggled and tossed her long brown hair back from her face. She sat up and opened the can and took a swig. “Yeah,” agreed Luther, and their green eyes met. They weren’t identical twins, they were fraternal twins.. Foster going through the closets looking atnightgowns or something and I saw this girl getting undressed, I couldMrs. Foster and her moving around but I couldn't see her face," Andy saidas he continued."At first I thought somebody was visiting or she'd gotten a girl from oneof the county homes to help out but they don't allow that, never have.Then I thought she might be family but the Foster's don't have any nieces!Then I saw Mrs. Foster help the girl off with her bra and then I saw thesebig. The bus started, we bought tickets. The conductor went to the front, the doors were locked and lights were switched off. It was too dark that I can’t even see the face of the kid next to me. The bus started to outskirts of Mangalore. The time was only 10 pm by then; I almost had 6 hours of the journey left. I took my iPod and started hearing English songs. The kid was attracted to it and started speaking with me. I gave him the iPod and was speaking with him. I heard he was somewhere from.