When Mother came, she went inside the toilet. She came out quite normal like nothing has happened; I asked mother what happened to pooja, she said not...to worry with a smile on her face. Then she called pooja’s parents. Pooja came out she was looking happy instead of being worried. Pooja’s parents came from their village and stayed with us in servant quarters. They give a party, in which pooja was decorated with flowers and jewelry.I was confused and asked her parents ” why are you giving party. I hadn’t realized how much I thirsted after human closeness of that kind, my response to his tactile touch proving that I needed that perhaps just as much as safety and stability. But there was a risk that Jerry might think life with me was boring after a couple of weeks, wasn’t there? All of that passion he had inside might make him burn strongly but only for a short period of time, and where would that leave me? A life with both of them, the stability of Ben and the passionate nature of. I flash forwarded it, like I was skipping through television commercials – don't ask me how, I just did.The insertion from the helicopter. We all hit the water. Found the bomb on the support of the oil platform. The hammerhead shark hit George. Me, dragging him around underwater while we searched the other oil rig supports. The blue light of the underwater welder. The 'discussion' with the guy in the chopper about us wasting time, checking the other supports. And finally, getting the pickup. "A present? What is it?"Smiling at her young friend, she said, "If you would like to see it, I can direct you there. You should take Ken along. He just got up to go to the bathroom." Sure, why not," Ted got up and moved towards the door.Amy admired the view of Ted walking away. "Umm, Ted."Ted stopped, and looked back at Amy."Yes, Amy?"A faint blush came to Amy's cheeks as she replied, "You might want to get dressed, first?"Ted looked down and said, "You're right! What was I thinking?"Amy.