”“Something tells me that we’re not going outside much in Stockholm!” I grinned.“Our husband is going to be fucked within a millimeter of hi... life!” Kara giggled.“Oh, me too! Please!” Jessica giggled.“That last thing we added to your list has to wait until we get home. Steve thought bringing the toys to Stockholm was a bad idea.”Jessica laughed, “That one is going to be very interesting.”“Should we have some champagne? Or there are Cokes and 7-Ups on the table over there as well.”“Champagne, I. In the evenings after our dinner Parvathi used to clean the dishes and go to her room. We usually used to chat for a while on different topics and afterwards retire to our respective rooms and spend rest of the time watching TV or reading. But that night after coming to my room I switched off the lights and laid on my bed. After an hour somebody knocked on my door but I didn’t respond and after few minutes another knock but still I didn’t respond. Half an hour later I slowly got up and stepped. The only thing you could say that was weird is that I got the feeling Tori was watching me a lot, but every time I looked in her direction she was just going through her locker or talking to a friend. I was just being paranoid is all. Then, in math class, she got a TERRIBLE grade on the test. I wouldn’t call it terrible, but her parents think that anything that isn’t an A is bad.“Woah you got a C???” I said, shocked.“Oh my god…. My parents are just going to KILL me…” Tori said. “Do you think I. ‘Pretty sunset,’ she said. She was a small and slender woman with dark hair cascading beyond her shoulders. She had the sort of little compact body that he referred to as a gymnast cheerleader. She smelled faintly of one of those subtle yet expensive perfumes. Nice. ‘Pretty sky,’ he added. ‘Listen, thanks for everything. Getting Sam to the hospital, helping out,’ she said quietly. ‘Don’t mention it. I’m glad I went along with him today otherwise that dumb lug would probably still be laying out.