"It felt strange to be described that way for the first time."I was so sorry to hear of the accident," said Alice, "we were all so shocked when Liz to...d us, so young as well." Thank you" said Deedi beginning to look gloomy."Right," said Liz quickly, sensing the mood, "there's lots to do and Alice will show you around. I need to see the Dean of King's College who is one of our biggest sponsors and I will back about five, OK?"She kissed Deedi on the cheek and left. The charity was in the middle. We danced every dance, only taking time out for a sip of punch and somemore conversation. One time his buddy Jack cut in and I danced with himtoo. He told me "You are the best thing that could have happened toBobby. He's such a great guy, but that bitch Susie has been trying towreck this dance for him. Too bad for her! Be nice to him, ok? Hedoesn't deserve to be hurt."Wow, his friends are looking out for him, he must really be somethingspecial, I thought. Back with Bobby, I said, "You have. Fir aase he ek din usne mare pen chupa de or me dhundne lage mujhe shak hua ke use ne chupai hai fir mane kaha Sunny dekho mare pen wapas kar do nahe tow me teacher ko bol dunge fir usne kaha ke chahe tow mare talsi le lo mane tumhare pen nahe lee tow fir mane uske jab check karne lage upar ke jab me kuch nahe mila fir jase he mane uske pant ke jab me hat dala me ekdum se ghabra gaye uske jab fate hue the or mare hat me uska tana hua mota lund aa gaya mare kuch samaj me nahe aaraha tha ke usne. I was alone with Edgar for the moment. I studied him just a bit. He probably wasn’t the same “Edgar” that had witnessed my bisexual transformation; he was just a bit taller than the man who had served Jack, Marguerite and I that night two years ago. Nevertheless, he looked the part; black tuxedo, black hood, black goggles over his eyes. And as I knew from personal experience, wordless, because the hood covered a gag.Talk ceased as Marguerite walked up onto the stage and asked for quiet. Then.