I soon entered the historic part of town and passed several beautiful old mansions. I noted the turnoff that led up to the historic old bed and breakf...st where we would spend our wedding night. I experienced another rush of emotion as I realized that this was indeed going to be an incredible day.I arrived early and decided to take a stroll along the river. I found a large rock where I could sit and contemplate this next step in my life. I thought about Sandy. I wondered what her thoughts would. I sat upright and proper. We crossed our legs. She poured a little milk into each china cup from a jug then poured in the Earl grey. We sipped tea. I stuck my pinkie out whilst drinking which made her laugh. We nibbled sandwiches, looked into each others eyes, rubbed ankles together showing off our heels. She tugged gently on my boa. "Suits you" she said. Tea and sandwiches hit the spot. Small cakes were next. Pastry, sponge, icing and cream. Mmmmmm I thought. She looked straight at me when she. "I quickly stepped back into 'between', and saw the dog. I had sent it 'between'! We looked at each other. It was no longer snarling, but it looked at me like I still might be suitable for a light meal.The guard came around the corner, and the dog started barking. Of course, the guard heard nothing. Soon, it stopped barking, and started whining. The guard went down the hall and soon was out of sight from turning yet another corner. I looked at the dog, and sort of mentally 'pushed'. It 'fell'. Ravi wasn't able to meet her eyes. His uncle continued,"That is an excellent idea, you guys should go out", giving Ravi a nudge.Vandhana acted coy, as Ravi embarrassed, just nodded his head and walked to the nearest room.Ravi felt quite uneasy, Vandhana had followed him,"Why did you not come for the carom game yesterday, Ravi?",I was busy with an antique replied Ravi, still not able to meet her eyes."Okie, at least now come with me to the fair", Vandhana said moving closer to him.Ravi, moved.