I know!" sighed Mrs Aziz."I am tired of this country. I feel that my Muslim sisters and I here are just second class citizens. I mean in Islam we are ...ll equal!" remarked Fatima.Mrs Aziz smiled at the young Arab girl."White people are like that, especially white Christians and Jews!!" commented Mrs Aziz.The 3 girls were conversing amongst themselves and Mrs Aziz sat down, enjoying her own cooking and listening to what these girls were talking about, something had caught her eye. Her eyes opened. It sounded interesting, so I lowered the volume."But, mom, I don't know what I should do. He's leaving in a few weeks." She sounded hurt."Yeah. I know I shouldn't feel this way, but I do. Yeah, yeah. No, he doesn't work. His visa's expired. He can't get a job. I'm paying his rent. And his food. No. No. He's going back to the Czech Republic. I wish. We used to be boyfriend, girlfriend, but we're just friends, now. Yeah, I still love him. I couldn't kick him out."Sounded tragic. I did my best to. ‘ She pointed out the position relative to the sun. ‘I’m guessing it’s another hour and a half, possibly two-hours direct march.‘‘You say it’s against the base of the mountains? That might allow them to trap us. We’ll have no way to escape.‘‘I can’t tell how close it is to the cliff face. They’d need to scale or rappel down the mountain to get between it and us, but I doubt it’s against the cliff face.‘‘Okay, we’ll take a zig-zag pattern, aiming to bypass it and then cut back at the last. That really screwed with Cole’s mind. I wish you, dear reader could have seen the demon-turned supposedly do-gooder’s face. It was a thing of beauty to watch as he realized that while she was an unbeliever and chastised by both Piper and Leo. Still, Paige’s belief Cole was still a demon and working against good and helping evil triumph continued to be ignored and scorned even when she the Charmed One sister related that she had witnessed Cole with his hand on the innocent’s head. NO One.