Sarah leaned over and snuggled against Greg's arm.The stewardess came over and guessed, "Newlyweds?"Sarah answered before Greg processed the question,..."Yes, how did you know?" The glow," she answered. The stewardess smiled and asked, "What can I get you to drink before take-off?"The newlyweds put in their requests, and the stewardess returned a minute later with their drinks, just before the coach passengers started to board. When the stewardess handed them their drinks, Sarah stopped hugging. It had been a long week.I showed up at the lawyer's office with the lawyer I met through a co-worker in tow. We sat in the lobby for a few minutes then a cute receptionist asked us to come with her to the conference room.Once we were seated in the conference room chairs two other men walked into the conference room and introduced themselves as the lawyers for the tire shop and the trucking company involved in the accident that killed my family. Pleasantries were expressed, but I wasn't really. We chatted for some more time & we went to sleep. My heart was over joyed by the situation & I was thanking god for the moment. I was also planning how to cancel the native trip. I thought of an idea to make an excuse of my appendicitis. After a long time it seems that I wasn’t feeling sleepy. I thought of hugging aunty as I did on that afternoon. I cozily raised my right leg on aunty’s leg & my right hand on the her belly. I felt that aunty’s pallu was lowered as many Indian women does when. “Yes,” Aesha replied.“Also, when we are here, you will address me as Uucshi(teacher), is that clear?” Korsa asked.“Yes, Uucshi!”“Very good. I will teach you the Kha’Varen, the martial art of Khontara. Mimic my stance and follow along. I will correct your form if it is improper,” Korsa told her student with an edge to her voice. Aesha knew that Korsa would be hard on her, but she welcomed it. Whatever was needed to become a warrior like the war goddess, she would do without question or.