“This sounds like a fun fiesta.” I said sarcastically.“What’s the catch?” Sapna said.“The catch is that you have to answer each question t...uthfully and you can’t refuse to answer any of them.” Sapna said.Kunjal smiled and shook the hat. She closed her eyes and picked out a piece of folded paper. She handed the hat to Sapna who followed suit. I felt a little hesitant but decided to play along. Kunjal took a drink from a bottle of rum that she had brought from the kitchen and declared that she. “Yeah, dad. I am not alone in this whole thing, you know.”My dad just nodded at me as he walked down to the car waiting for my parents. My parents were moving to some relative’s home for the foreseeable future. They wanted me to accompany them but I had already been assigned a living space in the Council headquarters, where I would be safer while not being a threat to my parents.I walked to the car, only to find my mother still refusing to talk to me. Ever since the revelation of me being an. .. your birth certificate states that your father was called 'Alexander'. According to the Fostering report in your Social Services file, he was born in the North of England and served in the Royal Marines at the time of his death, just before you were born, yes?" She nodded. "And it says here your mother's maiden name wasn't Baldwin but was actually ... ahhh, hmm ... yes, of course..." He hid the shocking realization well, turning as casually as possible back to the desk while refusing to meet. I am very proud of you.”It took almost 90 minutes, but the last child was finally picked up. Jeff returned to the back seat and the two women sat in front. With the doors closed and the windows almost fully closed, they felt reasonably safe. Mom said, “Kids, it looks to me to be time for lunch. Let’s go home and fix ourselves some sandwiches.”When they got home, Mom used the telephone to report to Sam what had happened at the park. She recommended that the park be closed for the duration.