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Mommy, Take Me Back Home! 2 The Final Ending

They are now walking on the Tamil Nadu beach filled with lots of sand and lots of people.
"So, babe, they got good restaurants here?" He asked, while they walk and hold hands.
"Yeah they have Little Roti.
Delhi Club, Spicy Nastha, Tandoori cafe, Meal cage, Indian Curry, MahaRaja, and South king spot," she informed
"Uhmmm... Okay... But what restaurant you know I will like?" He asked.
"Jimis Burger would be more of your taste," she informed.
"Sounds American," he said.
"Our burgers here taste different from American hamburgers, anyways, you would really like Jimis Burger's with five meat patties..." She said.
"FIVE MEAT PATTIES? YOU WANT ME TO GET FAT AND UGLY?" He asked.
"HAHAHAH, noooo, but it's worth getting, I know I will, but who says you will eat the whole patty burger all at once?" She asked.
"Tru, well let's go there and eat some patties," he said, grabbing Mala by her arms and kisses her, and she smiles and kisses him back. She is so happy to be married to Chris, her one and only, but some of her relatives wishes that she could be married to an Indian man instead of a white man. But Mala is happy and grateful to be with the man she always wanted to be with, even though he made a lot of mistakes and learned from them. She still truly loves Chris, and no one can not take her love away from him.
"So now since we are married, we can have sex anytime right?" He asked.
"Oh yeah, now that we are married and I did say last year that I won't give it up unless you put a ring on my finger, so yes I will give it up to you now anytime," she said.
"Hell yes babe. I love you," he said, looking directly into her sparkling beautiful eyes.
"I love you forever," she said.
"Forever and ever," he said.
"Haha, til death do us apart," she said.
"It's death do us part babe," he said correcting her.
"Oooh, God I forgot my vows," she said.
"Hahahahahaha, funny woman," he said, laughing as they take off walking out of the beach, holding hands.

THE END
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Author Ciara Webb
Story written by Ciara Webb
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