" I'm sorry for the language."Mrs. Kelly said, "You'll probably hear a lot worse before this day is over, and not one curse word from Mr. Robins. I th...nk he needs to say a few."The claims lady smiled at that. She ripped out a check that she had written and handed it to Mrs. Kelly. She said, "That is the dealer amount to repair what was indicated to me, plus the cost of an alignment. If there are additional charges, please advise me. Here is my card."She turned to me and said, "You tried to warn. Rahul nee mere saree sharer koo chatnee kee bad mere gand par apnaa munh rakh diya aur apnee lambee jhebh see mere gand koo jasee vo ek kulfee chat raha hoo chaatta rahaa.Mujhee gaand par uskee jheebh swargik aanand detee rahee mera sara sharer me eek explosion huaa aur mere chut see aam ras kaa favaraa niklenee lagaa. Rahul nee mere chut ke juice koo bahut swad see chataa. Mee bilkul ardh murchhet see padee hueee thee mere upar kasee nashaa chaa gayaa tha mujhe nahee maloom haa us nashee mee. "S'okay," said Anthony. "It's just another misconception about blacks, kind of like how we've all got great rhythm, or we're all hung." I thought that one was true," murmured Eric, just loud enough for us to hear. Keisha snorted, shaking her head."Anyway," said Anthony, "I can't dance for shit, so I know that at least the first statement ain't true."We all laughed, even though Ayesha looked a little embarrassed by the conversation.We were surrounded by fellow students, so we all did the yells. "I'm not sure the name has been determined yet. What does it say on the note they sent with me?"He didn't seem to know if I was being a smart-ass or not, but he gave me the benefit of the doubt."The name here, is Paul O'Halloran." Thank you, sir" I told him before turning to the class. "I guess I should explain that. I used to be Paul Anderson. My birth parents were killed when I was very young, and until recently, I lived in an orphanage in Sioux Falls. The O'Hallorans decided I was worth.