Neither of his parents had finished high school, and they were determined that he wold not only complete high school, but go to college, too. They eac... worked two jobs to have enough household income to save for his education and provide him with opportunities he would not otherwise receive. He was anything but spoiled. Very frugal in his spending, both for himself and on his friends, he tried to avoid any unnecessary expense. In fewer words, he was a really nice kid, smart as a whip, and. . to wo mujhe side le jakar kaha ki mere kamar mein khujli ho rahi hai gar ho sakr use mita do..main thoda sa sahm gaya par himmat karkke maine apna hath unke kamar mein rakha aur khujli wale jagah mein hath phirane laga .unhein gugudi ho rahi thi .thodi der bad wo boli ki unki peet mein bhi khujli ho rahi hai aur wo mere samne apna pith karke khadi ho gayi maine unki blouse ke upar se unki pith sehlane laga par thodi der baad wo kehne lagi ki anup dekho ghabrao mat hath blouse ke andar dal kar. Some of Jenny's friends were across the road, conspicuously not looking at us but giggling together like, well, a bunch of schoolgirls. I felt unbelievably self-conscious. Jenny, apparently felt the same as she smiled at me shyly and said, "What are we going to do now, then?" "I, erm, mmmh, we could go for a walk?" "Ok" she said "Why not". Fortunately it was dry and though the sky was leaden, it wasn't too cold. We wandered off in the vague direction of the river where there was a tarmac. " Where are you?" Taima said, craning his neck in every direction."Your question has no answer that you would understand at this time. Would you like to learn the answer?"Taima lightly stepped down to the floor from the slab and walked around the room. There were shelves and hidey-holes and pulls and even a doorway."This is a relic," he exclaimed with awe in his voice. "How do you understand me?" Taima said to the thin air. "You are a people from the far past." I scanned you while you recovered.