The inayofuata morning Skipper had gotten up and headed to the lobby, he was carrying a basket with various breads and pastries. 'Mr. Bates? Are wewe there? I've got something for you!!' asked Skipper. He then saw Private shuffling downstairs, red in the eyes, possibly from crying so much. 'Ello Skippah, what's the basket for?' asked Private. 'For you, I heard wewe and your mother arguing last night and I decided to make it up to you, it's breads and pastries,' alisema Skipper. 'Ohhhh!!!! Thank wewe soooo much!! Mum loves Garlic mkate and tarts!! She loves them very much!! Mum? Skippah gave wewe breads!!' yelled Private ecstatically. But there was no answer from the upstairs room. 'She even up there?' asked Skipper. 'She lives in our house overlooking the motel, I live in here because mum doesn't want me to stay with her in her house,' alisema Private. 'You need to send her to a mental hospital Mr. Bates, she really is crazy,' replied Skipper. Private frowned, slammed down the basket on his dawati and fiddled with his flippers. 'I wish I could, but I don't wanna leave her, wewe know what I'm saying right skippah?' asked Private.
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Skipper paused for a moment, he looked at Private for a few seconds. kwa the look of his face, he could tell that Private was a shy, sad, lonely penguin, deprived of love. 'Yes, I understand, your mom doesn't want wewe to talk to Marlene, doesn't she?' asked Skipper. 'No!! She hates females!! She doesn't want me to talk to girls au flirt!! I'm sick of it!! But she loves me, which is why I listen to her,' alisema Private. 'Look, listen to my advice, wewe need to stand up and support your rights!! You're not a hatchling anymore, only a fully grown man any parent would be proud of!!' yelled Skipper. 'You know, you're right, I'll talk to mum!! She needs to learn that!! Thank wewe so much,' alisema Private. 'You're welcome, wewe know, if you're feeling lonely, we'll just stay one zaidi night okay?' asked Skipper. 'Really?! Hooray!!! I'll ask Marlene out and see if she likes me, wewe don't mind do you?' asked Private. 'Of course not!! She's available right here, right now,' replied Skipper. Marlene overheard the conversation in her room, she was glad that Private liked her, she then decided to get in formal dress to talk to Private at dinner.
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Private saw Marlene through a peephole he just found in the motel, she was counting the money on the check that was laying on the bed, then she walked to the door and Private pulled away from the peephole and looked at the bare ukuta formally. 'Hey Private, I heard, wewe liked me? Like a lover?' asked Marlene. 'Of course I do, I upendo you, and, well.... Uh, do wewe wanna go out, for dinner?' asked Private. 'Sure!! Thanks!! I upendo wewe too!! Where are we eating?' asked Marlene. 'At my mum's house, she's constantly vigilant on me, besides, she cooks real good food,' alisema Private, stroking the back of his neck. 'Oh, as long as the food's good I'll go with you, and we can discuss stuff about your mom,' answered Marlene. 'Okey dokey, but don't make fun of her, she's pretty touchy in conversations,' replied Private, wiping sweat off his forehead. Marlene then winked at him, and brushed her tail against his hip, making him blush. 'I'll be seeing ya tonight, at the chajio, chakula cha jioni meza, jedwali in your house, is it the big two-story house behind the motel?' asked Marlene. 'Yeah, it's that house exactly,' replied Private, sighing in relief as she walked off to her bedroom.
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Skipper paused for a moment, he looked at Private for a few seconds. kwa the look of his face, he could tell that Private was a shy, sad, lonely penguin, deprived of love. 'Yes, I understand, your mom doesn't want wewe to talk to Marlene, doesn't she?' asked Skipper. 'No!! She hates females!! She doesn't want me to talk to girls au flirt!! I'm sick of it!! But she loves me, which is why I listen to her,' alisema Private. 'Look, listen to my advice, wewe need to stand up and support your rights!! You're not a hatchling anymore, only a fully grown man any parent would be proud of!!' yelled Skipper. 'You know, you're right, I'll talk to mum!! She needs to learn that!! Thank wewe so much,' alisema Private. 'You're welcome, wewe know, if you're feeling lonely, we'll just stay one zaidi night okay?' asked Skipper. 'Really?! Hooray!!! I'll ask Marlene out and see if she likes me, wewe don't mind do you?' asked Private. 'Of course not!! She's available right here, right now,' replied Skipper. Marlene overheard the conversation in her room, she was glad that Private liked her, she then decided to get in formal dress to talk to Private at dinner.
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Private saw Marlene through a peephole he just found in the motel, she was counting the money on the check that was laying on the bed, then she walked to the door and Private pulled away from the peephole and looked at the bare ukuta formally. 'Hey Private, I heard, wewe liked me? Like a lover?' asked Marlene. 'Of course I do, I upendo you, and, well.... Uh, do wewe wanna go out, for dinner?' asked Private. 'Sure!! Thanks!! I upendo wewe too!! Where are we eating?' asked Marlene. 'At my mum's house, she's constantly vigilant on me, besides, she cooks real good food,' alisema Private, stroking the back of his neck. 'Oh, as long as the food's good I'll go with you, and we can discuss stuff about your mom,' answered Marlene. 'Okey dokey, but don't make fun of her, she's pretty touchy in conversations,' replied Private, wiping sweat off his forehead. Marlene then winked at him, and brushed her tail against his hip, making him blush. 'I'll be seeing ya tonight, at the chajio, chakula cha jioni meza, jedwali in your house, is it the big two-story house behind the motel?' asked Marlene. 'Yeah, it's that house exactly,' replied Private, sighing in relief as she walked off to her bedroom.
