January 22, 1986"They postponed it," Inez said to Evie conversationally, as we entered her apartment. We'd dropped by for a visit, partly prompted by ... major news event that was about to occur. It hadn't happened yet, but my knowledge of the future – plus the media build-up that preceded it – told us that it would, in a few short days."Just like in the other timeline," I noted. "And they'll postpone it a few more times, until the shuttle is cleared to launch. And then the unthinkable will. The pain in the Tai woman's genitalia was too much at this point. It made it too hard for her to walk though so the female resorted to crawling towards the next obstacle. We all waited with anticipation to see how she suffers through it. The consequential dare for the perverted competitor was a tour through a narrow edge, while mechanical hands covered in boxing gloves bashed at you through holes in the wall. The hurting woman barely stood up and proceeded to side on the narrow path. I. I told aunty, I want marry you. You should be my wife in future. She started crying. I helped her to stop crying and think about the future.After 2 days on Thursday, she smiled on me and said I agree for your proposal. I took her to the near temple and asked poojari for the time for our marriage. He told that our marriage will be solemnized on Sunday. We came to house and started working on the marriage. I told aunty we will get married in the presence of Uncle only. She agreed everything. We. I caught up with them as they were entering the dining room. As we entered Razia asked, 'Na kaisse raha? (Na how did it go?)''You were right she wanted it badly and she got it' I replied smiling.'Hmmm she does look happy and satisfied' she said with a grin looking at the approaching Shanti, 'Bravo Sahebji you have done a good job. I am proud of you. You have not only made her happy but me too'.After lunch as usual Shanti came to inquire if we had enjoyed our lunch. Razia mumbled her.