Chapter Thirteen
Hsing stared at the depiction of a woman sitting upright with her legs over a man's shoulders. The woman's hands wrapped around the male caricature's neck. The man cradled the woman's rear in his hands while his torso plunged into her. The depiction showed them gazing into each other's eyes, both of their mouths open in ecstasy.
He pressed the button that advanced the screen on Shanti's device. The sutra he read was not in his father, Chou's, hand. The words were an Earth dialect. The original text was well and truly lost. But many of the ideas remained.
The text began with advice on how to select a virtuous wife -definitely not his father's thinking. His mother would have laughed him off the ship at many of the suggestions. It then went on to detail the many and varied
