“I’ll ask Rache, and quit calling me KittyCat,” she said for the umpteenth time to no avail.“Cool, have your Master bring you two to Olivia’... at nine. Keep an eye on the statue for me. Let me know when he wakes. I need to run.” Placing a kiss on Cat’s neck leaving an obvious lipstick mark, in deep red, the woman left with her purse and dressed in the clothes she was almost wearing.“Oh, KittyCat. I’ll send you a list of what to wear. Ciao.”A violet tinted head sunk to the table, “What have I. Appude ma neighbour aunty nagamani, nirmala vacharu mammalni chudataniki. Nirmala mukku chala podugga untundi. Pirralu sand bags la pichhekkistai. Nagamani sallu watermelon size lo untai. Iddaru baritheginchina lanjalu. Nannu chusi iddaru viragabadi navvaaru. “Alludini banisanu chesara? annadi nagamani. Avunu nagamani ..veedi modda chinnadi. anduke banisanu chesamu” annadi ma athagaru. “Vattakayalu koseyyaka poyaaara? appudu kukkala padi vuntadu. Nenu ma husband vattalu, sullikaya kosesaanu.. She was holding a folded blanket and towel. "Ah... so she was going to have a midnight swim perhaps?" He decided to follow her... and good. She didn't have her blasted dog with her for once!!She headed down to the stream. It was a beautiful warm evening. The moon was waning now and all the star were out. It would feel good to take a nice bath in the cool clean water. She walked down the little dirt path to a little grassy knoll near the stream. She spread out her old woolen blanket and put down. When school started a few weeks later, I was amazed not just that we ran into each other after class, but that she apparently remembered me and acted interested in spending more time with me. We went into the student lounge of the University Center and proceeded to spend a couple of hours getting to know each other better. Before parting, she gave me her home number (she still lived at home with her parents and commuted 20 miles to school every day). I had such a strong feeling for her that I.