That was fortunate since the brewing snow storm finally let loose as we left the house in the fading light. Dmitri was an experienced winter driver, a...d his black A8 with all-wheel drive made for an uneventful trip to the hotel. The girls sat on either side of me in the back of the car, eyes wide with excitement. Roksana quizzed me about their soon to be new home in New York and about the schools there. I told them about my plan to hire a teacher and have school at home. After a bit of. May be after a year or even more I meet them in one coffee shop, when Aakash was also in Delhi with his sister.Till then I hardly knew anything about these girls. There I came to know few things about them, that Rashi Is having a boyfriend, in Kurukshetra and Payal is busy with a brother of one of her friend here in Delhi . After this, I meet them for few more times and more frequently. Sometimes I have been to there house also, and because of my nature there guardians never showed any. I practice Krav Maga and Tai Chi to help with coordination and upper body tone.She is Andi (Andrea) Salles-Winston, she was 28 at that time.We met in one of the usual ways. I was sitting in a coffee shop on the campus where I am a teaching assistant. By teaching while finishing my degrees, I was retiring most of my student loans. At the time I was working on my master’s in computer science, and 24 years old. She walked in with her arms full of books and there wasn’t an empty table or booth in. Sally saw the wound and started crying; Sue shushed her and told her it was not that bad. Sally said, "Our man got that because of me. I am thankful that I was able to kill those bastards before they hurt you too." My wound got cleaned (that hurt like fire) and my bandage got changed. "What are we going to tell the lawyer about my arm?" I asked. "How about stabbed through with a pitchfork tine," Sue suggested. "Suits me," I told her. After breakfast, I called the lawyer on the satphone, and.