Collin brushed his jeans off and stood while the bells of empty coffee cups rang out, masking the scrapes of the chair against the floor. But the move...ent was enough to gain attention. The nameless man stood as well, placed two dollars on his table and slid past Collin and out the door. The girl’s eyes following him momentarily until they rested on Collin with some discovered interest. Collin smiled as he shuffled two dollars onto the table. The girl’s eyes remained on him as a fingernail. We take pictures and he's less likely totry this again! Right?" Paula said as Brenda moved over with a white dressbag."Got it!" Mona said as she watched Brenda unzip the bag."It's kind of frilly?" Brenda said sounding worried over that."And your point?" Paula asked."Oh? Oh, I've got it!" Brenda said tugging the dress out before the slipas she added, "Might be a little big on him?" I don't think he's going to mind. Here, Mona help me get that top off andthat slip on!" Paula said.Mona and Paula. She was getting irritated and called Rajeev just to find it switched off. Now that was strange, Rajeev never does that. She tried to talk to airport staff and she managed to find out that it would take at least 12 hours. She again called Rajeev, switch off. So she finally booked a cab and went home.It was 8pm and strangely it seemed as if no-one was home. She had her keys and so she unlocked the door and went inside. Went to kitchen to get some water and came back in hall to relax. She heard a. A very recent rain had settled the dust and washed the summer colors to gleaming brilliance. It had been too long since she had been home and for some reason, today it was more welcoming then ever.She pulled her car along the freshly painted fence that led to her family's home. A lush manicured lawn dotted with roses, irises and daisies surrounded the two-story, century old house. It looked like paradise to Anna. She could see that no one was home but that didn't bother her. Mom and Pops would.