"She retrieved his jacket as well as his keys. He slipped into the jacket, leaned over and kissed her forehead. "Good girl, thank you."The ride to the...restaurant was quiet. Each of them silently pondering the evening that loomed ahead. She stared out the window, wondering just what would happen tonight and if she could be as good a girl as daddy needed her to be.He glanced over at her, unaccustomed to long silences from her, especially riding in the car. Often she seemed more talkative in the. If you don't want to walk home tonight, be my guest here. Youcan have the bedroom and I'll stay here on the couch."She gave me that look of uncertainty and I added, "I don't know why butthe bedroom door has a lock on it, you can lock it if you like."She shook her head and said it wasn't that she didn't trust me likethat, it was just something else. I indicated that she would have tomake whatever decision made her comfortable. She asked if she could usethe bathroom again. When she came out in a. The Room was next to conference hall with Tarace..it was a big suite…Me: Mom I never knew you can fall in love iwth someoneRidhi: I am your wife not mom anymore.Me: Today I realized and felt like telling soo..Ridhi: Please take me as your wife..I like Thomas that doesnt mean I love him..I am now dedicated to you…Me: I know Ridhi..No one will do so much for an alien..Ridhi: I did cause you like it and all money you know right…Me: iam repenting and I will never share you Ridhi: Are you sure?Me:. And yes, I did have a headache. Only on reflection, I realised that it wasn’t so much a hangover type headache, it was more a ‘Jesus I’m bloody knackered!’ type of headache. Eventually I dared to open one my eye just a fraction and (much to my relief) instantly recognised Ottilie’s face smiling back at me. I suppose my body language must have advertised that relief to Ottilie in some way, because she appeared to instinctively know what I’d been thinking. ‘Feeling better, now that you know that.