Destiny it seemed has played a cruel, cruel joke on me. Do not now or forever think I am heartless just because I fear what is behind the mask. We all...have our masks, we all have our pretences that never seem to fade away. I am taught by the greatest teacher that has ever played the game and I am proud of this fact. I do not care or take care of you. I heard this before. And there are some friends that know this to be true. And the mask is still there laughing and cursing me. I can no longer. How many millennia had it been since I'd heard Pharaoh say that?"Boy, what the hell game you playin' at?"I finished dressing and looked at him. "First, call me 'boy' again and you will regret it. How I handle my affairs is none of your concern. Joey and Pharaoh are past. You are merely a vessel – some place to deposit my stress when I release it. If you find that offensive, the suite next door is still empty." I turned back to the mirror and addressed my hair. Maybe it was time for a trim. "Or. ‘Thank you !’ she said and brushed away a tear, ‘That is the nicest thing anyone has said to me. I hugged her back and then asked, ‘Now what ?’‘Now my honey, we do something crazy’, laughed Deepti, ‘Let’s go streaking !’‘Streaking ?’ asked Sanjay‘Yes running naked all over the home’ replied Deepti, ‘Come on strip off those briefs!’‘That’s a little bit too daring for me’ said me and then gasped as Deepti’s hands snaked towards the waistband of my briefs and yanked them down slightly. I yanked. Blake took his laptop to Dan and said, "I have booked two first class seatson the train via Edinburgh which arrives in Kings Cross at 5.10pm. Iassumed you'd want first class as it's quieter with more room for you towork. Plus meals and drinks are included so it's not a huge amount morethan travelling in standard class." That's a good decision," smiled Dan. "And hotels?"Blake was pleased. He opened the first webpage he had saved. "This hotel isonly 2 or 3 minutes walk from Kings Cross but it's.