I had already taken off the swim trunks, so that I could let the diarrhea freely shoot into the ocean. No struggle, simply let it go. The abdominal cr...mps had grown worse during the time in the cove. Though, there had been a point of mental and emotional exhaustion where the pain nerves could no longer be really excited. It was a point of letting go, a point of complete surrender to let pain and muscles cramp however they wanted. I let the puke and diarrhea come out of either end however it. Esa bolthe hue usane aapna haat kuch iss tharh se didi kii chut ko haat se pakad liya kii didi kii muh se aahhhhhhhh nikal gayi. Mane didi kii taraf dheka or bolaMe- jii mai aap kii har baat manu ga.Usane didi kii chut ko esa pakada huaa tha kii uska unghutha to didi kii chut pe tha, lakin uski baaki unnlinya didi kii gaand pe thni.Usanai didi kii ko aapne bagal mai khinch liya or mere se bola-Nadeem- chal aa ke mera mut pii iss glass mai le ke.Mai ye sun ke surprise ho gya mane ye aaj tak ye. "You are lucky to be alive Mr. Colt," she tells you as she looks at your chart and then at the IV feed stuck in your arm. "The doctor thinks that you will be able to leave here in a day or two." She explains that you had suffered a severe head trauma from the accident but you will recover with no side effects." You learned that the fire had been caused by a mixture of chemicals and that you were the only one injured in the blaze.Looking at the nurse you can't help notice that she is a young. He ran a finger down the tiny boy’s nose and kissed his wife softly. ‘I love you Callie, so much,’ he murmured. ‘I love you too,’ Callia whispered and tried to hide a yawn. ‘May I hold him?’ Cooper asked nervously. ‘Of course,’ Callia said with a smile. She slid the baby into Cooper’s arms. ‘I’ll hold him for a while, you get some rest,’ Cooper told her. Callia nodded, slid down into the bed, closed her eyes and drifted off to sleep. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ‘Open up Laura! I know you aren’t working.