When she came back, she was fully dressed in her skirt, sweater and apron. “I’ll be leaving now, Robert,” she said matter-of-factly, “Let me k...ow if there’s anything else you might need.” “I’m, um,” I stammered, “I think I’m good!” “Good!” she said with a happy smile, “See you.” Then she walked out. I heard the front door open and close a few seconds later. I just lay back trying to figure out what the hell just happened. Sunday morning I was lazing around the apartment. I’d made coffee and was. 'Can they see us?', I asked.'Probably not', Tara replied. 'I checked when I was on the deck. You can't see it. It's only just visible up here''So if they had binoculars they might see the nest and the mast?', I asked.'Yeah ... but they would be getting away from us if they could, and they aren't changing direction at all'Tara and I had a good chat in the Crow's Nest. It turned out that she came from Cadder too, but moved to Hamilton when she was young. She had a boyfriend, Dave, but was. After the examination was over, I casually asked her how was the exam, and she replied that it was ok. By the day the exams were over, we became friends, more so because we both were from Thane. She told me that she is a Bengali and unmarried. She was a very talkative nature and had a very good way of talking and was intelligent, since she was born and brought up in bangalore and convent educated. She was also working at the same time and was financially independent. We used to go to. “You’ve got it, it’s the least I can do. And I’ll guarantee you a long, healthy life!” “And now you, young lady, what do you want?” the genie asked.“I’d like to own a gorgeous home complete with servants in every country in the world,” she said.“Consider it done,” the genie said. “And your homes will always be safe from fire, burglary and natural disasters!”“Now,” the couple asked in unison, “what’s your wish, genie?”“Well, since I’ve been trapped in that bottle and haven’t been with a woman in.