Main didi hu tumhari. Jeo hua so hua par ab rehan do.”“Ufff! Puranmashi agar tum mujhe apna bhai manti ho to main behanchod hu. Par Puranmashi mai... to tumhe apna rekhal manta hu jo ki mere lund ke liye bani ha.”“Oh! Sonu kitna ganda bolte ho tum.”“Kyu Puranmashi tumhe sharm aa rahi hai tumhe apne bhai se sharm aa rahi hai? Woh bhi khatam ho jaye gi aaj. Tab kuch ganda nahi lage ga.”Phir didi ki awaz aayi, “Nahi Sonu yeh kya kar rahe ho. Please maat karo naa, main tumhare pair pakadti hu.” Par. He..uh..can’t grip the soap” I replied.“O.K. Well, he’s getting a sponge bath tonight. I’m not getting in that stall with him” he said and left.I never left my room that night and went to sleep early. The next morning I got up to find Will was still there. He decided to take a couple of hours off and take Tim to the doctors to get his bandages off. I was relieved that I didn’t have to be the one to take him. I had been over the events with Tim again and again in my mind. There was no doubt that. How does that go?" Mike asked innocently."I don't want to hear that," she said holding hands over her ears.Caryn bounced in the front door, "Hi!" she yelled.Mike grabbed the box and put it in his coat pocket. "Back here." Hi, Mrs. Walton," Caryn said as she came in. She leaned over and kissed Mike as she always did when she got home. Then she looked at Deanne, "Oh. I guess I shouldn't..." You're eighteen now. You can do what you want, which is why I'm here. And call me Deanne. You are. ."More buzzing and smoke comes from the central unit. Everything goes dead.A familiar tingling dances over my body. The bomb shimmers, becomestransparent and then seems to evaporate into nothing."Well," says Dr. Manning, "that could've gone better."I want to slug him. We should've headed for the hills instead of trying topower up this finicky old unit. I start to relax as my body gets themessage that the danger has passed. We're heroes. We've saved the day, sothere's no point in whining about.