As per the rules of gully cricket, over the wall is out and the one who hits the ball over and far has to bring it. So, I had to walk all the way arou...d as the building entrance was on the other side.I reached the building and I knew it was Disha’s building. We hadn’t met after we parted our ways in college. I even doubted that she remembered me or not. I walked in the building and to my surprise, the ball had gone in Disha’s house.I rang the bell and Disha’s maid opened the door.Me: Hi, we. Debra, was awake by now and started with a “Oh hai Celia, I have forgotten that you were coming by this morning. Sorry I am running late. As you can see, the date went very well.Celia started to say something first stuttering, face from angry to smiling and back to angry, did not know what to think of it, but I used the ostrich tactics and closed my eyes again, pretending not to be here.“Holy fuck Deb, what a mess, what have you been doing, well take that back, it is obvious of course, you are. "Look - this is a woman'sskeleton. It's too small for a man. And look at the pelvis. Thiswas clearly a woman." Are you sure?" Grant asked, very skeptical.Ned nodded. "Oh, yes. I did study medicine, you know."The professor leaned over, peering at the white bones. "Well, atleast she was immune to the curse, whatever it may be." Heabruptly straightened and turned his way back to exploring thetomb, already dismissing the female skeleton.* * * * * * * * * *With a mighty heave, the stone door. My mother sounded very strange. She said, 'no, Tia isn't home yet. No, I don't know when she will be back.' I said, 'is there trouble, mother?' and she said, 'yes, I'll tell her you called'. So I knew. I never went home and I've been sleeping under a bridge, but I was cold, so cold, and hungry. I thought, 'I'll go to one of those rich places, and try to steal some food, or money'. I thought, because I couldn't see any light, that you weren't in. Then you caught me and I was terrified you'd hand.