“I certainly hope they’re honorable. That’s all I ask.”I leaned forward toward her. “Very honorable,” I managed before I bust out laughing...and the two of them right behind me.“So, Mars,” I said, “is it okay with you if I date your mom? Does it seem weird to you?”“Yes, and yes. I like you Mister J, and I think it’s great that you like my mom but it’s still weird.”“Why’s that.”“Well, you aren’t dating anyone else’s mom, for one thing.”“That’s a really good point. And that’s why you and I have to. We can take it." She began to laugh and Hoyle and I stared at each other blankly. "What's so damned funny?" Hoyle asked finally. "I...I'm sorry gentlemen," she hiccuped. "It is just that it struck me funny that you should put it that way...about being men, You see, the radiation has no effect on women (that was the interesting exception I was referring to) but, on men it is quite otherwise." "Go on," I said, grimly. "It transforms them into females," she replied. "Do you understand?. They were happy three years and then Marnie got breast cancer and underwent therapy. She fought the disease two years, but faded and succumbed in 1993 leaving him in bad shape. Sid was a bit of a computer whiz and started chatting to a woman in Kenya who,d lost her husband to colon cancer five years previously leaving her with a pretty little daughter named Precious. Sid was wary at first as he,d heard how easy it was to scam and most of the time it wasn,t even a woman he spoke to. Then he. Next week again on Saturday, i came for walking, i saw all 4 of them so i joined them, they all liked my company as i have a witty sense of humour, but shweta was talking to me very less that day, i made them laugh with many jokes while walking and finally when we were leaving i said to shweta that “Shweta aaj chai nahi pilaogi” n she had to say that no no pls come and we all departed, me n shweta came to her house and she excused herself for washroom and i was sitting on sofa n switched on the.