’ ‘Thank you Scott, that’s very kind of you.’ ‘You’re family Ida, although we’ve seen little of each other over the years. I regret that... but I hope we can change that. I understand my niece is now grown, how is she?’ ‘Patrice? She’s doing well enough, I suppose. She’s staying with a friend of hers until we can find another place to live.’ Ida tried to put on a brave face, but it was hard. She saw Scott, looking so austere and she had to admit, her brother intimidated her quite a bit. ‘I would. McKayla had lost a little bit of weight, but otherwise seemed healthy.We continued on with our lives. After all, what choice did we have?As we got older, I found myself in church a lot more. Maybe it was because McKayla and I both wanted our daughter to be raised in a Christian environment, but when we first were together, I went because McKayla did.Now, when I was in church, I talked to God. Not out loud (only crazy people do that), but I prayed. Sometimes I was angry. Angry because God had. “MaryAnn will be bummed. She was looking forward to possibly riding back to London with him.”“Lynette, you’ll never guess how we made it down here!” Cathy fired off with a huge grin on her face.“Well, uh, if Mike’s brother didn’t drive, and with Sammy here, I’m guessing she drove over to Bryanston and get you.”“You’re partly correct, in that I went over to their place,” Samantha interjected as she wore her own monstrous grin. “But I didn’t drive,” she added in a silly voice.“Okay, now, you’ve. Kuni vabi hatat pasi asile. Lajare mu bedsheet ta deha re pakai deli.vabi asi bed upare basi kambal ku tanile.K.V: Ratire kan handling karuthila na kan, eka thara ke bahari gala aau babu nku nida hoigala.Nanu: kain nain ta,K.V.: Nain kan, Egudaka kan lagichi?Nanu: mu janini,K.V.: taha hele kie halau thila?Nanu; kan?????kie kemiti halu thial ?K.V. : Hau mu prove kari deuchi dekhiba ????????? Bale dhara padiba chora ?Kuni vabi eya kahi kambal mo uparu kadhidele. Othare tankara dustami ra hasa..