We haven't even buried her yet. What would people think?" God Damn it Press, you know who I am," she snapped. "So don't start any of that bullshit. We...re still married. I told you already that nothing could keep us apart. Now, we do have some issues to work out. And we aren't going to be able to work them out if we're apart." Hold on Anna," I said. My head was spinning faster and faster. She sounded exactly like the person she claimed to be. She sounded like my psychotic wife, or ex wife since. I had to necessarily contact her many times in connection with godown matters like cash payments et cetera. Knowing her nature and power and fearing she may speak badly about me to Chettiar, I will do whatever she commands but I normally would avoid meeting her as far as possible. In my movements with her I will always feel very much disturbed by her abrasive and irritating manners though I cannot make an outward show of my resentment to her for obvious reasons.One day some load of oil tins. The fun is the other way!" She giggled."Depends on what your definition of fun is, Kristen," Zach retorted."That's what I said!" Tommy said, grinning."O-M-G, you're both horrible!" Kristen said before laughing."Come on, you two," she commanded as she snaked her petite arms around both men's forearms and began dragging them towards the building.It had been a long time since Zach had graced the old building's halls but the memories were still thick. Rich vivid flashes from the past swept over. We had to practice this a few times in front of the big mirror."Don't look down at your feet!" Miss Poole called. "Watch yourselves inthe mirror instead. Graceful steps! Remember, you are all beautifulfairies!"I watched myself in the mirror, skipping along sideways with the othergirls. Miss Poole showed us a few more steps. The dance was quite easy,really, and I began to enjoy it a little bit."Very good, Beverly!" called Miss Poole. "You are catching on quickly! Ithink you will do very well in.