Par bhabhi bhaiya hall mein sote hai aap room mein hamare sath woh bhi hall mein. AC nahi hai kitni problem ho gayi hai bhaiya ko hamare chalte.”“...rre aisa nahi hai Sapna kuch nahi hota koi problem nahi.”“Nahi nahi bhabhi bhaiya aur aap kal se room mein soye gaye aur main aur Rahul hall mein.”“Nahi Sapna tumhare bhaiya nahi manenge. Aur garmi bohut hai hall mein kaise so sakti ho tum dono, ye bilkul nahi ho ga.”“To thik hai bhabhi bhaiya ko bolo aap ki woh bhi room mein hi soye. Ye ho sakta hai. "Molly, this is our new neighbor, I am sorry I don't know your name," Amber," I answered."Ok, Amber, this is Molly." I sat next to Molly while Amanda went to get a movie. Molly was a small younger girl with red curls and brown eyes. Her breasts were at least a large c and she was wearing a white tank and blue shorts."It's nice to meet you. You a night dweller too?" She asked me."You got me.” I got under the covers like Molly was as Amanda put in the movie and climbed in next to me. I watched as. She floored the throttle, her unreadable expression staring at me from the security mirror. I just managed to grab the nearest pole the instant after it collided with my head. She pulled away from the kerb in a swirl of mist, I swear I could smell the acrid odour of burning rubber. I struggled to get to a seat without falling over, my ears ringing. The road was full of potholes, left over from the recent flooding and she was avoiding them with all the practiced skill of a myopic Formula One. Toss me anudder pint, will you?" But, if we tell 'em, won't they, like, not wish?" If they don't, you lose, tosspot." I never had no one not wish. Not happenin' now neither." So are you in?" Game on." Not yet. I gotta pee."---"It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is afar, far better rest that I go to than I have ever known." When hefinished, Carl gently closed the book and reached over to stroke the oldwoman's hand."Did you like that one, my dear? I know Christmas.