’ ‘Yes I know, but for the time being I shall play it cool, I am just not the sort of person who commits emotionally at the drop of a hat, and I f...nd it a bit disconcerting. ‘Anyway,’ Susan continued, ‘That’s enough of me, what are you up to today?’ ‘Not a lot, a few odds and ends of shopping which I missed doing by being away, then this afternoon, Harry is going to start to clear all those old bricks and slates for me. The pallets were dropped off a day or two ago, and he told me that he would. I pulled up a fouth file. "Something like this?"It took her twenty minutes to read. She had tears in her eyes but a smile on her face. "Damn near perfect. Now I want you to listen to me. If you give anyone else the screenplay, I'll hunt you down, and when I'm done, you'll be a lot closer to a real Issabella, because I'll do some serious damage to your equipment. You hearing me?"She said it with a smile, but the look in her eyes was enough to make me take her at her word. "Agreed. If I decide to. Mummy ghar se nikal ke chali gayi. Gali se unke payal ki cham cham ki aawaz aa rahi thi. Saf pata chal raha tha woh dadaji ke pass jaa rahi hai. Main kuch der ke bad piche ke side gaya. Mummy ghar mein jaa chuki thi us samay. Main gali ke side mein chala gaya.Dadaji ne kamre ka mahol badal diya tha. Phulo se mahak raha tha kamra. Dadaji ka bistar pe lal gulab ke tute hue aur genda ka phul bichaye hue the. Meri mummy theek samne ek chair pe baithi hui thi. Unke aankho pe kali patti bandhi hui. .. forgot. Dr. Bobbie Johnson. Sounds good, girl." But you can call me Bobbie," she added as she sat on the edge of the day bed. "How're ya doin'?"Raising the heavy cast a few inches off the bed, I let it fall back with a thud and asked, "How do I look?" Pretty good... except for that anchor." Wanna sign it?" There was the usual collection of graffiti, smiley faces and well wishes strewn up and down my new cast. I couldn't get out of the Orthopedics Department without felt-pen artists.