The only thing in sight was old pizza boxes that were piled on top of one another at the end of the shelf. Intrigued, she briskly walked towards them ...nd pulled one of the boxes off the top. Alas, it was empty but it seemed to have a mesmerising piece of art on the cardboard. A picture of a little man in red with ‘Mario’s Pizza’ in big bold letters along the top captivated her for a few moments before she threw it back on the pile. She continued to search the shelves, every so often disturbing. ..She said "if you say as I do you will be the happiest person on earth, I promise, you will enjoy so much!" I was listening every word carefully that was going on my ears...I asked her " What do I have to do?" She smiled relaxed and said Dont worry! I will tell you when time comes! but promise me you wont leave our friendship!" I said NO I dont!" I went further to add "I like you so much!" She said " me too dear! Girls like you are made for pleasure!" on that, bald man turned his head to me. I enjoy riding trains and if I’d had my wits about mewhen I planned this trip I would have booked a sleepingcompartment instead of ending up scrunched up in aregular seat. At least there was no one sitting next tome. The people in front departed somewhere in Indianaand the kid behind me who had been jumping around sincewe left had completely worn himself and his mother out.Just me and that young couple right across from me.Not a very crowded train, really. I moved my head around to. I really wanted to help these people, not that I'm a do-gooder or anything. They had just had a strange and tough way of living, like the jungle boy who is brought to America and doesn't know how to act. They would have made a good case study for a sociology project all by themselves. At least until I came along and changed things for them.Hiram came back in, beaming."I just talked to our neighbor!" he announced proudly. "His name is Chuck." Whatever did you talk about?" asked Mildred."Privet.