Mummy – Jyada baate mat kar chup chap khana kha.Dada ji – Are bahu baccha hai use daato mat. Kya hua na beta abhi jab main kitchen mein gaya tha. ...ab waha ek keeda ghum raha tha. Aur teri mummy cheekh padi. Isiliye hum dono has rahe hai.Maine mummy ki taraf dekha. To unhone ek rahat ki saans li. Mummy ko laga hoga. dada ji mujhe ye to nahi bata rahe hai ki unhone kaise unki kamar ko pakad liya tha.Main – Aacha ye baat thi dada ji. Mummy bhi badi darpok hai. Keede se darr jati hai.Mein aur dada. Mr. Simon summed up what had taken place at the Lab and the fact I had been working on a project and had made a major contribution. The Lawyers for the Lab objected to the last part and said there was no proof that my contributions had been major and that was one reason why the Lab had taken the described action.Then the Lab lawyers presented their opening statement and their case with statements of the head of Personnel and Research that painted an entirely different picture of me as a worker. Alison smirked and said, "I don't know what bothers you so much. It's only been in the freezer for two hours." Ooh! Take it out! I can't take it! It's freezing! Ooh!"Alison patted a butt cheek on Amanda and said, "Don't be such a baby. It will warm up ... eventually."Amanda moaned and groaned but was clearly over the worst of the feeling as the plug gradually warmed up and she continued to cool down. She sobbed a bit. Alison looked at me, troubled. I shook my head and motioned for her to stay. On onehand she knew that this was a public place and that itwas open to any one but she didn’t want to workout withthem in there. She thought about it, take the stairsback upstairs and call that her workout or should shejust go in and ignore them and run like she loved to doon the treadmill. The decision upset her a little,after all this is why she hated outside gyms, thethought of other people ogling her. Staring at her likeshe was a piece of meat. She stood there for another minute and.