"He propped a hand, palm down, on the table, I saw his forearm musclestense, taking his weight. Felt him looming, waiting."And you're the guy who brea...s the kneecaps?" I tried not to squeak, tosound as scared as I was becoming, aware, to think how big he was, howthick his arm beside my face.He laughed at that. I couldn't see his face, he was still behind me. Itried to edge the chair back, he didn't take the hint.After a long minute, I heard him sigh."OK," he said. "I'm not going to tell you. Maine ok kaha aur beth ke tv dekhne laga, thodi der bad bhabhi aayi aur saath me beth ke tv dekhne lagi aaur kaha ke wo kisi kaam se delhi ja rahe hai aur unki train hai abhi so sorry tumhe wait karna pada, main “its ok bhabhi”, aur maine unhe chocolate di unhone kaha so nice of you thank you fir hum aise hi idhar-udhar ki baate karne lage like padhai aur family fir maine pucha,Main “ek baat puchhu app gussa to nahi hogi na mujhse”, bhabhi “nahi tum pucho to”, main “apki shaadi ko kitne saal ho. Not even a note of explanation. The only indications that the building had ever been lived in were the marks on the wall where pictures had once hung, and the various signs of damage that constituted daily wear and tear. With a final realization of his defeat and failure, he carefully packed the remaining items left to him, gave the walls and floors a haphazard washing, then loaded his meagre possessions into his car. Taking a last look around, Roger locked the doors, then slipped the key. There's no many people here, just me and 20 something women, their age seem to range from 18 to 26 and they are beautiful. All of them wearing summer dresses in various colors, I overhear them talk about which bands they'll see. They are going to the Summer Music Festival!After 30 minutes of working up the courage to talk to them the announcement is made, I board the plane last, they are all sitting up front of the plane, and I further back."Maybe if I put up my tent close to theirs we could.