"Melodie? We're going to sit under that big shade over there" her friend shouted. As she looked up, there were people already gathering and placing bl...nkets on the grass and spreading the picnic food for all to share. She had brought a variety of fruits and her friend had been brought many bottles of water and ice-packs at her request.As she approached her group of friends, she noticed a pair of eyes looking at her. He was very handsome, which dark hair and deep brown eyes. He smiled warmly at. Lost in her rituals under the light of the Full Moon coming through the thin canopy of the winter treetops, she neglected to hear the approaching footsteps. The final shift of the brush as a man came into her clearing startled her. She turned on her visitor. Forgetting she was standing there fully exposed, she stared into the eyes of Mitch, a friend from her apartment building two floors up and one door over. Despite the fact she had developed many quaint friendships, no one there knew that she. "N, n, nice to see you too miss." He stammered. Liz felt some people were so cruel she wondered sometimes if she was the only contact he had with anyone outside his immediate family.An hour later she sat for supper in the oversized dinning room, taking this opportunity to read through some files. The food as ever was delicious and Pa Angel was an excellent waiter, so attentive to his few guests. Like normal the guests numbered only three or four. Today there were two young run away types. Agle station par uske saath wali seat khali hui to usne mujhe baithne ko bola aur esse he hamari hii hello hui. Thodi der baat hoti rahe to mera station aa gaya aur me use bye kr k chala gaya.Mein jaise hi metro se utra aur maine peeche mud k dekha to vo mere peeche khadi thi or use dekh kar maine pocha aap yahan kyu utar gaye to usne koi answer nahi diya .or boli chalo lets have a coffe aur pass mein he ek coffee shop thi to humne vahan coffee pee or baatein kari aur jab jane ka tym hua to.