Sorry friends pehle part nervous ness ke karan bahut galtia huyi thi….iss liye main a kahani phir shuru se kehra hu…aur pura kahani bata raha hu.....halo ab story pe athe hai…a story mere aur ek aunty ke story hai jisne mera life hi badal dala…a 2 saal purana bath hai mai ek private company me manager ki kaam kartha hu…mere boss ki bahut kiray ki maakan thi uska sub dekhbal main hi kartha hu…o us din ki bath hai jub ek aunty uska naam hai geetha (name changed) o manglore ki rehne waali thi usne. After seeing Gordy sent away from the company that Wednesday morning, Marielle had sought out Gretchen and heard the whole story. She had one question, though: "What did Gordy mean by 'pay me off'?" I don't know any more than you do, I'm afraid," Gretchen had lamented. "We're all in the dark. Would your father really buy a whole company just to get rid of someone you were involved with?" Marielle had just shrugged and gestured toward the nearby freeway."This is unbelievable! They didn't have to. ’ ‘Sheriff, I…I really didn’t do all that much,’ Luke protested. ‘I…I don’t know why everyone is making such a fuss.’ ‘Yeah, sure,’ Alex said. ‘In spite of the fact that you’d been shot, you made sure Sergeant Mills was OK, then you went in pursuit of the suspect and didn’t let him escape. The way I look at it, that’s going just a little above and beyond the call of duty.’ ‘Thank you, sir,’ Luke said. ‘Look, I’ve got to get going,’ Alex said. ‘You take as much sick leave as you need, you hear?’. That was precinct slang for an absolute loser of a case that would gonowhere and before it ended up against the rail it was guaranteed tosplash crap all over everyone involved no matter what it was that theydid to prevent it.Jim walked through the desks to his and Mitch's in the corner of theroom sat down at his desk and opened up the new case file. Mitch hadgone off to get some coffee for them both as soon as the lieutenantfinished with them. By the time he had returned Jim was already.