" _Mudflaps Airline_ flight 2 or 3--depending on whether they can get a grounded plane back up in the air--arriving out on the tarmac at precisely 4:3... in the afternoon." _Mudflaps Airline_? I've never heard of _that_." Neither had I. But they serve the whole valley region with regular flights. Probably it's some sort of 'linked flight', you know, where you occasionally have to wing-walk from one cropduster to the next in your field flight home. But it's great, a direct flight, only forty- five. Her expression perplexed. ‘What on earth do you mean, Phil?’ ‘That baccy tin, Vanessa. The one you found the dope in. You sniffed it didn’t you?’ I said using my mobile to call the Doc. ‘It was no accident when he tripped like that, too pat – He was a real pain, never took his eyes off you the rat!’ It’s true, this guy never took his eyes off her once, and I knew what he was thinking. Now my passion had dimmed, fir a brief moment I was angry, I felt I was almost at the point of no return. But. So, Reshma hurried towards me, sobbing like a child. She hugged me and began to weep loud still clutching at me. I was so worried, I didn’t even care to adjust my saree. “Oh, baby! What’s the matter?”, I tried to calm her down, running my hands over her chubby face, wiping down her tears. “Tell me, baby. Did someone say something? Please let me know Reshma I can’t see you crying like this”, I said, and began to worry if something very wrong has happened. Still, there was no response from her.. Besides, they had to be checked in at their honeymoon destination by 6 pm. Lila and Luke couldnt help but stare at each other while they mingled amongst the crowd. They hadnt spoken about it, but they were both silently anticipating their first union. Lila was more excited than she thought she would be. She had been worried that- because of all that had happened- she would be scared, but she wasnt. Quite the opposite! While she watched Luke move around the room, she couldnt stop thinking about.