It was after ten. "My clothes are downstairs." I said to Christine. Christine climbed off the bed and walked to the door. "Gill can you bring Craig's ...lothes up?" I heard footsteps and saw the clothes come through the door. "Does Craig want to stay?" Gill asked. "I'll ring his parents and say I'll drop him off tomorrow." "Yep." I replied. "We haven’t got anymore precautions." Christine said immediately. "You don't have to have things inserted in you to have fun you know." Gill replied. "But I. Woo ladkine kahi se ek sukhi huvi kafi jadhi lakadi doond li aur lee marr ne lagi Dipty ke gaand par. Dipty joor jjoor se chilane lagi. Help magne lagi. Par woo ladki ko kisi ka daar nahi tha. Ek mufut mai kilona mila hai khelne ke kiye to woo khel rahi thi. Thodi deer mai woo ladki ne marrna band kiya. Woo Dipty ke gaand par haath ghumate huve boli’ pata hai abb aurr marugi to tumhari gaand mei se khoon nikal aayega. Itni red hogayi hai. Umm laal tamatar ki tahar’. Dipty to kafi roo rahi thi.. .. n-no," I whimpered. What Miriam was saying was just impossible. It felt like my face was on fire with embarrassment and humiliation."I know it's a difficult realization to have, Carol. You're just having a hard time accepting it. Why don't you just continue to kneel here and relax? You can tell me when you're ready. I think we still have time."The time? Oh god! I didn't know how long we'd been in here but someone else could walk in at any second. I didn't want to be caught like this. I. Still, she stared at the homestead and wished things never had to change. She finally rested her head against the headrest and closed her eyes, bringing the last summer of memories back to life. ~*~ Suz had driven to her grandma’s for some rest and relaxation. She had the whole weekend to soul search and decide on the path she would choose for herself. With the mid-summer sun beating on her head, she took a walk around the property. It was amusing to think back on years past, and remember bits.