“Mam, how come you are here during the vacation?”“Oh, Sarfaraz this correction work of the school.”“Oh, mam I thought everyone should enjoy ...n vacations”.“Eh? Hmm right right. But what to do with the papers.”“Sad for you, mam.”I kept on chatting with her and slowly and tactically touched on her sex life.Me: You and hubby should plan a trip to the Himalayas, mam. Heard that it’s the season.Viju: (sad-faced) Hmmm, I’ll try after hubby comes backMe: Oh sorry again I thought he’s in town.Viju: Hey. Along the way you will come across robberies, a police shootout, an old murder or two, some sex, and a budding romance. All of the characters who appear in the story are more than eighteen years old. None are modeled after anyone living or dead. The crimes that are chronicled in this story are not based on any particular events, but are typical of felonies that occur all over the world, hundreds of times every day. The story is rather long, nearly 50,000 words, to be devoured in one reading.. Dad put his arm around her fora moment and then started the engine."Where are we going to go?" Kiara asked."We need to figure that out," Dad said, backing out of the driveway."And we can't waste gas just driving around... I'm going to stop in thefirst parking lot that looks like a safe place to sit for a while." Hepulled into the Walmart shopping center near Grandma and GrandpaHaines' house and parked, not making any effort to be close to thestore's entrance."So," he said, twisting around so. Nick bought me a Coke and began chatting. "So where are you from?" he asked. When I told him he replied "no way! I live about 4 streets away! Small world innit?". The conversation went on and Mark came over to tell me that the group was moving on to another venue. I looked at my watch and told him that actually, it was time I was going. "Oh don't go yet" said Nick "I'll give you a lift home". "OK" I replied. I didn't expect the offer, but was secretly pleased he had. Not just because it meant I.