“Did you see that?”
“See what, Mom?”
“The woman in that house we just drove past. She was naked!”
“She was in her own house!”
“Well, she didn’t have to stand near the window with no clothes on.”
“And you didn’t have to look in her window!”
“Hmph.”
“Next time, Mother, you’re driving.”
“What, so you can look in windows instead of me?”
“No!”
“Don’t tell me you don’t look in windows.”
“If I do, I picked the habit up from you.”
“Exactly.”
Author’s Notes:
1. Don’t you love people who look in windows at night? Don’t you love people who leave their curtains open at night even more? Admit it. You looked.
2. I have no plans to write Adult Content fiction pieces for this challenge, but it happens, and it’s sometimes beyond my control if I’m to remain authentic to my muse. I will place a warning in the title of those posts which fall under the AC category.
Linda G. Hill 
I think it is natural to look. That is why curtains exist.
Hehe. Too true. 🙂
I always look. It’s why I go on the top deck of the bus – people forget they’re not safe one floor up. It’s also why I like early evenings in winter – the lights are on but it feels too early to close the curtains.
I always look , Infact I look even when am travelling by train .. Nasty habit ..but am just curious!
Oh, the train’s the worst for being able to look in windows, isn’t it? Haha!