I spoke before I got to her, so I would not frighten her.“Randi can I be of assistance to you?” I said, and smiled, to assure her I was not here t... attack her.You see, with my wife’s illness, before she passed away, I had not been very sociable with my neighbors, just keeping the next-door friends advised of her condition. I had met Bill and Randi at different cookouts, but you could not say we were close friends.Randi looked up, with a very frustrated look on her face, and said, “I wish Bill. And walked up to the house. Right about now mom was picking up Billy and his sister June from their respective after school sports. Thanks to the carelessness with the wifi, mom was kind enough to text Billy the code to the garage a few months ago. Of course I now have it along with their whole digital life. I entered in through the garage which entered into a partially finished basement. It looked liked it had been set up as a place to lounge and watch TV and keep the formal living room. Afterwards, I consoled Tanu. We decided to cut off ties with Rajesh. Rajesh didn’t show up at work for couple of days. He tried to call me. I didn’t take his calls. He left SMSes, he asked for a chance to apologise and explain himself. I was quite angry at him.But as the weekend approached, I decided to meet him once. We met. I told him choicest of abuses. He said he deserved it, and that I have a right to be angry at him. But then he said something that surprised me more than it angered me. He. To not do so would surely cost her her life. Her heaving smooth soft flesh trembling in this hard bleak place. Once more I think...she shouldn't be here. She didn't belong out here.Blitz quickly searches the area for anything of value, finding little but the sack of salvage itself. He picks it up and ties it to his thick belt. He looks me over one last time. There is no sympathy or even pity in his eyes, no emotion at all, he was simply looking me over for something worth taking. Seeing nothing.