And I went to Bhubaneswar. He received me at the Railway station. And we headed for the hotel room, where he was staying. It was on the top floor of t...e hotel and there were not many rooms around. We got seated in the balcony and talked bout our families, and then he draged me into the room. And he was now kissing me madly. I also reciprocated his advances and gave him my tongue to suck and then we were in deep embrace. He was sucking my lips and bitting my lips too. HE than opened our clothes. " Jessie had been walkingnearby, carrying a tray of drinks. "Say, Shamus, Jane here's your lastprisoner. Looks like you'll have t'go back to watering drinks to make aprofit."Shamus frowned. "I never watered a drink in me life, Jessie Hanks andye know it." No, I don't, Shamus," Jessie said. "I ain't worked here forever. Itjust seems like it sometimes."Shamus laughed. "Ye ain't worked here half the time ye _have_ beenhere. Now get them drinks over to Bridget and her players." Jessie gavehim an. Susan rearranged herself and zipped my pants back up telling me to follow her. As we got up to leave the bar I noticed several couples pairing off and leaving for their rooms.Susan led me into a small room almost like a store room. It was dimly lit with a sofa facing a mirror. The mirror was two way but Susan told me that the people inside the room couldn't see us. The room was nothing special just a king size bed with a chest of drawers either side. But sat on the bed was my wife holding a. She sat up, and saw that she was sat on the pavement, with large crowds around her, including an ambulance and police car."Oh my God!" Someone shouted."What's going on?" Molly asked, standing up."Zombie!" Another, slightly more hysterical person shouted. Molly looked around, and saw that there was quite a lot of blood where she'd been laying, as well as a lot of blood on her clothes."That's impossible..." Said a man in a paramedic's uniform. "She was dead..."Molly didn't understand what was.