Ho jaati hum citywalk, kutubminar vagarah ghumane gaye isbeech main heena se jyada se jyada baat karne kikoshish kar rha tha vo bhi ache se response k...ar rhi thi. Sham ko karib 10 bje hum khana kha kar ghar phuche. Vo dono fir mere room maingaye and main kal ki tarah aaj bhi najara dekhne ki koshish karne lga. Jabmaine dekhna start kiya tab heena arpit k saamne bed par tange khol k baithihui thi and uskii chutt ek dam clean shave thi aaj.Uski gulabi chut kayamat dha rhithi.Vo arpit ko chut. I really meant it. When I got home, apologising to the tearful Mrs Johnson that I couldn't help her anymore, I got that pebble and locked it away in my safe. I didn't want to see it again. I didn't want to use it to change again and most of all, I didn't want to risk getting stuck again. It was over. I told myself that again and again. But deep down I knew I was lying to myself. It was only just beginning. * * * To my credit, I kept away from the pebble for three days. For the first day I. One of the paramedics carefully lifted Ashira’s skirt up past her knees. ‘Ma’am, I need you to lift your bottom for me,’ the paramedic said gently. Jake helped Ashira lift up and the paramedic slid Ashira’s now soaked panties down her legs. ‘You’re right, you won’t make it to the hospital, the baby’s crowning,’ the paramedic said, checking Ashira. Jake shook his head. ‘No way! She has to wait till we get to the hospital!’ he exclaimed, panicking. Ashira moaned in agony. ‘Jake, shut up!’. Because of the quietness of the neighborhood on that day I herd the sharp intake of air. Spinning around quickly I say Robert standing there getting his eyes full of my beautiful body. Looking around for my towel I realized that it was on his side of the pool and that I’d have to walk all the way over there to get it. As if reading my mind Robert picked it up and started walking towards me. “Here you go” he said “I think it’s this you’re looking for ““Thanks” I said taking my towel“You.