When she told me this, I knew I was going to meet her soon. As time went on I learned what country she lived in and the name of the town. I checked on...travel sites and found it was 2 planes and a train ride to meet her. I would need 2 weeks to visit, at least. I wanted to surprise her by visiting her. So I told her that for 2 day I would be away and she understood about family obligations. On the third day I was sitting at the local train station waiting for her to come online. Yes she was a. Many thoughts raced through my mind. What could make her break up with me all of a sudden? Maybe she heard about my little incident a month ago. Now that wasn’t the only time something has happened but it was the only time that I wasn’t careful about what I was doing. I couldn’t help but remember what happened.It was a rainy night and I was in the next town over. I had been at a party and was in no condition to drive. My friend who came with me had disappeared earlier with a very pretty girl.. .. especially Joe.”“If he’s a nurse, why is he working on the barges?”“The barges don’t sail in the winter, just from about Easter until about October. Joe works for an agency during the off season.”“Oh.”They carried on back to the Rectory, where Sara had her afternoon nap and Dulcie, Rebecca, Peter and Liina played ‘snap’ until tea-time, an early tea so Dulcie could return to the church for Evensong.Unusually, I went to church for Evensong. As I said before, I was an occasional attender at the. ” Mummy ne kaha, “Aur Vicky bhi yahi hai.”Chacha ne kaha, “Use kaho daadi ke paas jaye. Woh akeli hai na wahan.” Mummy ne kaha, “Theek hai.” Tab chacha uth kar jaane lage aur main bhi andar ki taraf jane laga. Chacha ne mujhe dekha aur kaha, “Are Vicky! tum aa gaye.” Itna bol kar woh nikal gaye.Main andar gaya to mummy ne kaha, “Vicky, tumhe daadi ke paas chale jana chaiye. Woh akeli hogi wahan.” Maine kaha, “Nahi maa, koi problem nahi hai daadi rah legi.” Maine aage kaha, “Mummy tum bhi toh.