Aaahhhaaa uhhh momi masta laguchi.Haaan momi ku genhuchu.Ohhh momi genhibare puni objection keuti. Bia bia banda genhuchi. Dekhuna.Momi munda teki ane...le. Mu dekhei dekhei banda ku pasauthili baharakaruthili. Momi hata nei bia sentire marile. Mo banda ku bi dharile. Masta laguthila. Mu genhicaluthili. Didi bahare sabu dekhuthile. Kichisamaya pare momi upare madi basi tight kari dharili. Gandi ku speed kari upara tala kali. Momi nara nara garam doodha dita chatire bhidi jaithila. Sepata banda. ”“Vince, remember when we went to the club and danced?”“Sure, you were worried I’d fall and I saw you had some good moves.”Abby looked at him, her head tilted but smiling.“Oh, you know how to dance, just not these dances. I’m sorry.”“Bingo, dear and no need to be. I knew what you meant.”The elevator stopped and they walked to their room. Vince pulled her to him, kissing her lower lip, lightly pulling on it. Then the same with her upper lip. Abby’s arms went under his arms and up to his. I spouted out with a few of Hairy’s prime cuss words and the cowpunchers left me alone.I did hear a few words about “Dirty Squaw” but that was enough to suit me.I didn’t stay long ... just enough to get really sleepy and relaxed. I packed up and headed out.Artie fixed me a couple of loaded doubles and slightly over done fries ... just how I like ‘em.Roy followed a couple of guys who were following me. Words were spoken ... Roy did a number on heads and Artie called the sheriff.The sheriff knew. My head split with pain, black spots bombarding my vision until I fell.The ocean splashed against my unconscious body.This time I woke up surrounded by walls, I was in a hospital wing, the curtains were flowing from a large circle window, I looked outside of it and took in the landscape. A warm breeze lifted the smell of strawberry pies over a field of lush, green grass, and large wooden buildings teeming with wildlife and humans alike. Young teens roamed around what appeared to be a large.