That day after a chit chat she left and i wen tout to meet my other friends. When I came bak around 9pm, I saw Sheela auntywaiting at my door step. It...was quite dark and hard to recognise her. I asked her the reason for been here so late and she saidthere is nobody at her house, kids are away for vacation and husband must be drunk somewhere. She didnt have the keys to her house. i immediatley welcomed her and offered tea.I asked her to have dinner and stay back for the night and she can return. “What about the mushy stuff?” she asked. “She said we could if we wanted! I want!”I put my arm around her waist and gave her a soft kiss on the lips.She sighed and smiled at me.“I’m not a touchy-feely person,” she said softly. “I mean, I like being touched when I’m ... you know ... but I don’t hold hands or like people to put their arm around me or hug me.”I pulled my arm away quickly.“I didn’t know,” I said.She caught my hand and moved it back around her waist. For good measure, she pushed it. "My Aunt Susan," she said. "She looked sad when she came in. I know when things're wrong." Baby, you should let adults work these things out," I said. That's seldom the correct response for Terri."Kids can't love?" she asked. "Love always helps."Susan put her arm around Terri and looked at me. "Terri should stay. I won't cry if Terri's here." I hope it's not because you don't want to cry in front of a little kid," Terri said."No, sweetie," Susan said, her fingers brushing Terri's equally blonde. They had to be gaining. Every now and then they thought they caught a glimpse of a dress going into some brush or behind a clump of trees. Then, they heard a cry, but a male voice. They stopped. Tupac sent the other two on the chase and he waited for the head Hunter to get to him.“You’re not going to like this, Tupac. What are you chasing?”“You know, that damn girl. You’re right about her being clever.”“More clever than any of us gave her credit for, it would appear. Whatever you are chasing,.