Upon seeing his junior, Ronald, still alive, Gessa felt a rush of emotions and immediately hugged him and planted a fierce kiss on him.
Yes, it was indeed a kiss.
One of the ways Paratu People express intense emotions such as excitement, joy, reunion after a long separation, and everlasting friendship, is through "kissing," and men can also do it with each other.
Cheek to cheek, lip to lip, whether or not there was an exchange of saliva, nobody knew.
Probably not—right?
Andre looked disgustedly at the several enthusiastic Paratu kissers and asked Winters worriedly, "They're not going to kiss us too, are they?"
Winters's mind was already filled with all sorts of miscellaneous matters regarding the prevention of disease; he looked up briefly and replied dispassionately, "No, kissing is an intimate act, and they harbor hostility towards us."
