'He & My Sister Came Out Of The Room Sweating, But She Said They Didn't Have Sex'

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On thursday I hurriedly went to see my sister. 



Before crossing over to the new year, and also to fulfill my big brother role of giving her some cash to celebrate the new year wth her friends as I gathered earlier that they will be visiting a popular beach on new years day.


As I got to where she stays wth a friend of hers, I noticed my best friend and my sister came out of the building, side by side and both of them had sweat on their forehead and my lil sister's hair was a lil rough.

I added 2+2 together and I started to figure that they jus had sex.

  after he left I called my sister aside and asked her,what he's doin in her place and she made up a story,which I didn't show her that I doubted and she said they didn't have sex when I tried to ask her 
stylishly, buh I feel they did, could I be wrong.

  pls help me!

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