He shook his head and we looked at each other, each trying to read the other’s thoughts. There was no doubt what was on his mind. He had helped me w...th my zip. I suppose I owed him a little favour. It couldn’t do any harm. “Hmmm as I’m in my uniform, I don’t suppose you want me to give you a little check up?” He almost choked on his coffee and stood up trying not to spill any more hot drink down his shirt. “Well now you mention it, I do have this little problem,” he said. “Oh? And what might. The engine room is clean and looks like it has been kept that way all along. Nothing in obvious disrepair – the hydraulics and the generator need to be operated. I’d say this would be a reasonable buy at the right price.’ I looked at Ardele and saw a big smile on her face. Baldur’s comments were music to her ears. It confirmed to me that she really wanted this boat. I didn’t see any reason to disagree. ‘Well, that leaves us with three decisions,’ I said. ‘Where do we buy engines? Who installs. Although she did talk about her outing with boys, riding bikes and scooty with them even when I clearly told her about my possessiveness.Okay enough of the Old Past.Now to the recent past-One day when I was in train station to visit my Hometown , I happened to see her in the station too!. The station was crowded but not very jam-packed.First time I ever saw her in saree.Heavy make up and was standing near the train while talking to two girls. That was the first I saw her after some 4yrs. She. The decision to go into business together had seemed the obvious choice for the winning dynamics of their friendship. Together they could not go wrong. Together they would go on to rule the world!The late lunch they prepared was pretty basic, since neither of them seemed to be in the mood to cook much ... or even eat that much.Sarah sat at her small desk with her laptop."Ok then..." she said with confidence, "what time is this meeting and where is it exactly?"Maggie sat down next to her with a.