Lessons From One's Father
Hans stood outside the gates of his father's mountain villa. The village of Hallstatt was established around a lake which was surrounded by mountains. Because of this, there was very little land to actually be developed. Yet Berengar had purchased most of what he could get his hands on to construct his retirement home.
In fact, it was the perfect secluded paradise, one which Berengar seemed to enjoy himself in. However, Hans not actually announced to his parents that he would be visiting, and thus, he knocked on the door when Berengar and his wives were being intimate with one another.
At first, the man's knock was not acknowledged by the residents of the villa. But after pressing the doorbell a number of times, his mother answered the door, with only a nightgown covering her voluptuous body.