A minute later, Rosa was standing next to him. He rose up and kissed her. "Missed you baby," he said."Sure you did, and with the game on too," she sai..., glancing at the large screen television. He flushed, for she was right, he hadn't really missed her with the game and all."Sorry," he said, obviously contrite. Rosa wasn't bothered by his watching sports. She had been glad to get out and go shopping which she loved to do and she was dying to tell him the news."Dutch?" Yes, baby?" Remember what. Now they could get help. Petra paused. She had questions. Her new friend, Adam and Beatrice, slept on the streets. It was spring now, but what about summer when it was too hot to be out or winter when temps were at zero or negative. The Pastor nodded. He told Petra that he was working on something. If she could come back tomorrow, he’d show her. She smiled and told him.’I’ll be here.’ She left, and walked back to her apartment. Letting herself inside, she didn’t feel so alone anymore. She felt. In the garage, they armed themselves from the weapons stockpile. Finn strapped a Sig Saur 226 into its custom fitted shoulder holster. He also grabbed the AR-15 and six extra magazines. Liv picked up an AK-47 and kept the Steyr strapped to her back. The P-22 was placed in an ankle holster. Liv packed extra provisions in her Go Bag. Ammo and magazines were stowed within easy reach. Finn started the convertible and pressed the button that opened the garage door and gate. The snow was driving. Mai apni story shuru kar raha hun. Kuch time pahly ki baat hai meri mausi ki ladki hai jiski umar mujh say choti hai hum akasar milty they per kabhi dimag uskey liye galat khayal nahin aya ek kabhi vo hamary ghar ati thee rahny kabhi mai jata tha ek din vo hamary ghar aye vo hamesha skert pahnti thee mai dopahar ko balkoni mai betha tha vo aye boli ki aa mai tera sir dekhti hun mainy kaha theek hai mummy nichey dhoop sakeny gai thee kuonki sardiya thee or hum 2nd floor per rahty they mummy.