The sky is clear and there is little wind. It might be quite cold out there tonight." I looked at my watch. I was a little after two in the afternoon....I have a radical plan to suggest," I told her. "Lets pack some things and head to Flagstaff now. We'll get there about dark, we find a hotel and check in. Then get a decent meal." I was about to say it hasn't been that long since I've had a decent meal -- it's been a lot longer for you. You are starting to look a little gaunt, David."She looked. (she said that to my house , m getting bored too, we’ll have company of each other and you can play with non too. I agreed and went along with her , locking my house. She asked me to have something while we were watching a movie on the television. I said no aunt thanks. She turned to me with cute expressions of anger and said– m kya tumhe aunty lagti hun , m not that old you can call me didi instead.Me- m sorry yaar for calling you aunt but I wont call you “didi” m not at all interested in. Like most junior lawyers, she thought she was more important than she really was in the hierarchy. Beyond her looks, which did set her apart, junior lawyers are a dime a dozen as law schools continue to churn them out. That didn’t stop her from giving me attitude about how her laptop was running slowly lately and she wanted a new one. Her response was typical from someone who didn’t understand technology. It was near lunchtime so I told her to come back in a couple hours and I would have her. We were heading directly towards the worst of it, and hoping that we could get off the bus without getting drenched.I had a 2 kilometre walk home from the bus stop, but Gaby only had short walk to collect her car to drive home from there.When we got close to our stop we found that the rain was holding off but it was very close to bucketing down.Gaby spoke "I'll give you a ride home ... you will get drenched if you walk"."That would be great ... are you sure that I'm not inconveniencing you?" I.