Pir chachi kam karnay lagi kitchen main main uss kay saath kitchen main chala giya wo muskurai aur boli kaam main haath bataogay kay nahee main nay ka...a han chachi kyu nahee pir chachi nay kaha ok ider aja ye bindi kat de aur tomato be kato lakin chotay chotay main nay kaha teek hain main katnay laga chachi nay fir khana banaya hum dono bet gaye khana khanay lagay chachi be mere saath zameen par bet gaye sadi ko thoda ooper lar kay aur palu uss nay neechay giraya tha uss kay mamay dik rahay te. It was not until Sylvia began telling Rita and Barbaraevents from her perspective that other memories began pouring back.Yes, I began to remember times and events in a flood then. It was likeI had never really forgotten any of them. I guess I hadn't because herethey were alive and well in my mind once more. They were wonderfulmemories and all I could remember of them was how special each andevery day was back then. I just sat back and remembered leaving them toeach other and Sylvia telling the. Her eyes were deep brown, black almost, and smouldering as they watched the Baristas looking at her as she approached. This amazing vision was crowned with a mass of jet black, long, straight, thick, shiny hair. The mature woman sat and stared as this beauty ordered her drink, paid and moved to the end of the counter whilst it was prepared. As she waited, she scanned the room for somewhere to sit and when she turned towards her, the woman dropped her gaze rapidly back to her netbook on the. Danica could easily tell where the high and mighty resided, as the large structures stood out easily. The Palace was, of course, the largest and most magnificent building in the entire city. Unas pointed it out, but Danica had already guessed before he did so.The city was crowded, the people all dusky-skinned and lightly dressed, similar to Unas. The coloration of the people widely varied, however. After some time, Danica noticed a few people that she could easily mistake for people from her.