Kelly Kena

Om meg

I smoke. In front of you, without going out to a balcony about it, and if that ends the conversation then you have read enough.

Thirty, Kenyan, tall and full-figured, with hair I resent for the hour it takes and keep anyway. Mahboula is home. I host there, or I turn up anywhere between Fahaheel and Kuwait City.

What you get is an unhurried evening with a woman who has been at it long enough to be good and not so long that she is bored.