Lap pillow is a fantasy of many men, especially to the Japanese. A girl shared a story has she have no idea how to deal with his stepbrother.

Here is the story:

I am seeking advice, I have an 18-year-old stepbrother. We have been together since my father married my stepmother about 8 years ago.

I am 21 this year and I was lucky to have a good relationship with the new family and I have been with this step-brother for 8 years. We are quite close and often watch movies together.

However, he has a habit and crawls on my lap and sleep. He says it’s the most comfortable pillow. However, we are not 10 years old anymore and we are two healthy adults.

I feel that this is unhealthy as I start to get evil thoughts in my head. The last time he did it and he was facing my body and started sniffing very loudly. I am afraid he might overstep the boundary and do something bad to me.

I tried to stop him a few times recently but he stares at me with his puppy eyes and forces me to let him use it.

He is my step-brother, is this wrong? We have no blood relationship.

A netizen wrote in to commend a bus driver who went out of her way and disregarded her own safety to help and old man who had fallen down on the road.

It was raining at the time and she stopped at a bus stop and ran without an umbrella into the road, towards the old man who had fallen down and having difficulty getting up.

The passengers who witnessed the sight were moved by her actions and alighted to shelter both of them with their own umbrellas.

The incident happened on 10 July at around 12.30pm, somewhere along the route towards Kovan MRT station on bus 112.

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43-year-old Soh Choon Heng is facing charges for taking over SGD$54,000 in bribes from suppliers of SMRT.

He is also facing charges because he forged the signature of a manager on two letters. By agreeing to buy parts from the supplier’s Soh benefited by receiving a “commission”.

He also helped the suppliers to leak competitor quoted prices in order for his “partnered” vendor to win the deal.

The suppliers who bribed him are facing corruption charges as well.

In Singapore, corruption is a very serious crime and be punished with a maximum of 5 years jail and/or fined of up to SGD$100,000.

Just a few weeks ago many KTV outlets became instantly infamous after the KTV saga.

Club De Zara which is located in Textile Centre as part of the saga, allowed customers and hostesses mostly from Vietnam nationalities to intermingle.

As a result, the defendant company violated the business license regulations and violated five public entertainment laws. The prosecution charged three of them. The company was fined SGD$15,000 yesterday.

The establishment remains closed.

The public feels that the fine is nothing

SGD$15k is nothing, there is one bottle of alcohol already SGD$500 max only 1 night of sales.

How much is the price of the country’s half-closed city?
Fifteen thousand? Do these bastards and chickens have shame?

Ask these people to stand up and give an explanation to the people of the whole country.

A peculiar photo emerged online showing a mama shop in Singapore storing their soaps and shampoo products in an unorthodox location.

The soaps and shampoos were seen being kept and displayed inside a refrigerator.

A netizen commented that doing so would give the soaps more cooling effect.

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37-year-old Bojanki Suresh Naidu and 48-year-old Bharati Tulshiram Choudhari breaching stay home notices they were both sentenced to 3 weeks in jail.

They are Singapore Permanent residents who arrived in Singapore on a flight was inbound from India on 14 March 2021. On arrival, they were told that they are to stay indoors and complete their 14 days stay-home-notice.

They were brought to Oasis Hotel which is located in Novena to serve their 14 days. However, the man left his room and went to meet the woman and claims that his intention of leaving the room was to take food from her and have a chat.

After returning to his own room he realised that he was unable to get in, he had no choice but to inform the hotel’s security which leads to the staff finding out that he had left the room.

He lied to the security officer and said that he could not breathe and left his room to take fresh air. However, this was not the case.

ICA was soon informed of his misbehaviour and a review of the hotel’s CCTV footage revealed his deception.