Soon they reached the drawing-room, and Mala got up, hearing their steps in.She asked Riya, “Who is this boy, memsahib?”She then replied – “He...is Aman. He has nowhere to go and was homeless. So I brought him so that I can get him admitted in the orphanage where Rajesh stays.”All of them seemed to nod that they are clear. Their faces had sympathy over him. So Shreyas and Rajesh moved towards him to shake their hands with him.Rajesh moved his right hand towards his and said, “Hey Aman, this is. ” and she said “Because you say that to people, you don't just disappear” and I said “I know, but...” and she said “You don't just put people through hell like that” and I said “I know, I'm sorry.”And Cait said “Lucy...” and Lucy said “I don't love you. Say it!” And I said “No! It's not true! I love you!” and she shouted “No you don't! Because if you did, you wouldn't have done that!”And then she jumped up and ran out of the room.And Cait ran after her and I almost did too but Tobey said. It probably added a few points to the ratings of who ever had dropped these guys in our laps. Then I got serious. As I brought my bow back down, I pulled an arrow from my quiver and nocked it to the bow. A second later as the leader of the main group raised his hand to order his men forward, I drew back and let fly with my arrow.The arrow flew up and across the open ground and right into the man as he led off the attack. We heard his death cry as the shaft penetrated his flesh and I watched. " “Sir…” you plead. You look around, there are many eyes on you... there are many men here that desire you; yet none so close they might hear your words. Looking me now in my eyes, you start, "This morning when the collar arrived, I admired its beauty and it filled me with desire; a desire to be owned by you, and to feel you take me..." You lick your lips and softly continue. "I put the collar on, adjusted it to the right size and slid the padlock in place. I knew that if I locked it, I would.