"Yeah," Ben said sheepishly. "It all started about six months ago, just after I won the prize for spotting my first comet. I was out one night keeping...an eye on my equipment when my oldest sister Kim got home early from her date. Later I found out that her boyfriend had made a snide comment about my astronomy hobby and my sister was so mad at him that she broke up with him right then and walked home even before they got to the movie theater." Wow, that must have been some comment he made to get. But what’s the point?’ ‘The point is that it’s the senior prom,’ Molly said halfheartedly. ‘It’s romantic.’ ‘I don’t think it’s that romantic,’ the boy said. ‘Neither do I,’ Molly agreed. ‘But I might think differently if I were out there, rather than sitting here.’ The boy smiled, and Molly looked at his face. She hadn’t seen him before, she thought. He was defiantly not the kind of boy she would have remembered, though. He had rather plain, average features. He was as unnoticeable as Molly. I could hear the orders given through the intercom, and his voice was unmistakable, Angela was taken them with ease, she really was bright and had come on in the last few days, but now, the very moment I had been waiting for had arrived, the customer was well known to me, we had had complaints before about him, sitting naked from the waist down, in the darkness of his truck, with the internal light off until the final moment, after cash had changed hands, he would drive up to the take-away. ” It was easier than I thought. This decent man in society is getting ideas to screw his maid. When royal meat is in front of you, even vegetarians are tempted… am I right friends?“Saab, mujhe dar lag raha hai. Malkin ko pata chala to main kahin ki nahin rahungi. Ek to gareebi. Uske upar itni kam salary. Mera guzara kaise chalega, Saab.” [Saab, I’m getting scared. If your wife comes to know, I will be nowhere. I’m poor. On top of that such meager salary. How will I survive.]“Tum gareeb kahan.