“... Nina, as a rule, dined at home, fortunately she lived not far from the company where she worked as a fashion model. Not a top model, just a fashion model, but high class. Thin as a twig, Nina easily carried any dress, it hung on her comfortably, like on a hanger, and in a bathing suit, the most daring, she walked around completely freely, for her body was smooth, as if polished, and the proportions were ideal for those who loves thin people. Nina’s husband, nicknamed Jerboa, had to come to dinner. Nobody remembered why they called him that. Jerboa's height was much shorter than his wife's, but he spread out powerfully in width. As a matter of fact, Nina kept her husband for the sole purpose of having dinner together. The fact is that Nina could start eating only after having sex. She had such a habit or a need of the body, call it what you want, but every day, just before dinner, the husband was obliged to fulfill marital duties, regardless of his mood. There was no other meaning to a husband at all. ..."