During their changeover, someone tapped me on the shoulder and asked, “Mind if I sit here?”I looked up to find the most amazing steel-blue eyes lo...king back at me. I froze for a second, unable to respond by word or action. Remembering how I had felt the night before, helpless and unable to act, I shook myself mentally and scooted over a seat.She smiled and sat down. “Thank you,” she said. Her long brown hair fell in loose curls halfway down her back, and her cloths fit loosely and were made of. "What is this all about?" Henry whispered urgently into Ellen's ear."I mustn't tell you, it's a surprise," she smiled pressing his hand.Once they were seated and buckled up, the chopper's blades began to whirl. Soon they took off in north-easterly direction. Before long, they were crossing the Firth of Forth and a suspicion began to form in Henry's head.He looked down at the parade uniform Ellen had forced him to wear and he looked at Ellen who grinned back smugly but was wearing a very costly. In fact, I didn’t really know anyone in this city. The first time our eyes met was when I was arguing with the guard to let my Activa in and he didn’t really want to take risks with a vehicle which did not have a Karnataka number plate.Nithiya came along at that time, talked to him and convinced him that I am a resident of the society and that she has seen me around. Not sure how she knew me, maybe she had a lot of time on hand. The guard agreed, made a note of my vehicle and let me pass.We. "You two look like you're on a cloud. Things must be going really well between you."Amy looked down, a blush creeping up her cheeks. I could feel my face getting warm."Now, you've told me everything," Jennifer said. "I'll be merciful and leave you alone, Amy. And you, Eric, I trust you're taking care of her?"Amy and I both laughed—a bit nervously."Oh, my, you two are lost. I could ask more questions, but I think I already know the answers." Jennifer's face broke out into a smile. "I can't tell.