I was dying to to go back home.The clock finally struck 6 and I rushed off home. Jyoti was already there. She seemed very nervous and couldn’t conce...trate on anything.. Though she was looking towards the TV, she was hardly watching it seriously. She didn’t seem interested even in her most favourite programs.Ikhil walked in early from playing cricket today. From 6.30 onwards itself he was at home. And perhaps had the longest bath ever I had seen anyone take, until the record was immideately. How did people so quickly recognize her lower status and exploited her? Was she really made for this? One could mistake her hesitance with reluctance for the deed, but in reality, Lilly was just afraid to not break her cover.--- "I would be honored." --- she whispered, her words nearly inaudiable in the road noise.--- "I didn't hear you."--- "I'll be honored." --- Lilly repeated more strongly. --- "But ..."--- "Don't worry." --- the girl cut her off --- "I won't tell anybody." --- her face. "I worked on the farm growing up, just as my brothers did but I never felt attached to it the way they did. I did what I did on the farm because we each had chores to do and I did what was expected of me. I'm not the rebellious type, I never have been and I always did what I was supposed to do." Unlike my brothers, I never saw the farm as a permanent way of life for me. I realized, early on, if I stayed on our farm it would mean staying single. Once I married I'd be expected to move with my. He did a lot of nodding, was a good listener and said he would address this problem immediately, he said he had been "getting lots of complaints about sub-standard loads" and he had a plan to help me, he said I was "one of the best, most consistent and accurate drivers he had." He picked up the phone and called for Ann on the company intercom. It was 2 pm, I was "OFF DUTY" and heading home to rest.But this is the time Ann comes on duty to run the floor and prepares the night's deliveries. He.