“No, that town is too dangerous, we’d be better off taking a slightly longer route and stopping for the night in this town near to the forest, by ...he river.”“How long would that add to the journey?”“Somewhere between twelve and fifteen hours, depending on how long it takes us to get the supplies.”As we were getting closer to the town, I looked over at leviathan and saw that she looked like she wanted to ask me something.“Is something wrong? You look like you want to ask me something.”“There is. This is my first story on net and i am bit confused to tell you a real story of my family . And if you guys will like my family stories then i will keep sending my stories which includes my chachi , baji and bhabbies . Ok lets come to the story , this story is about my chachi which is wife of my dad,s younger brother , she is nearly fifty now but when this story happend that time she was 42 , lets stsrt from there , chachi ki umar us waqat 42 years thee and her older daughter was 20 that time ,. Then she got accustomed to the light.She was aware of several large, breathing horses around her."Yes, well it's very nice in here. And now I think I'll just..." Stop!" his voice rang out in the darkness.There was something authoritative about his voice that made her obey."Yes?" she said, waiting tentatively to see what he wanted."Did I tell you, you could leave?" He seemed even taller in the darkness."Well," she laughed. "I don't have to do everything you say."She laughed uneasily. He was. Six vehicles sped onto the gravel road leading to the waterfront. Two were Granger City Police, the rest were blue Suburbans with yellow stars on the front doors. That only meant one thing, Federal Marshalls."Hey, remember when you asked what you could do to help?" Jack reminded Trent, rushing the sentence.Trent nodded in response and the rest jumped up shouting, "Run!"All six companions ran up to their only perceived exit, the bridge. They all ran up the grass. As they reached a sidewalk on.